MUST have... pleeeeeeasssse

Following up on this.
Its the 1 thing keeping me from switching to ProtonPass from BitWarden.

Finally, it seems there is a first draft of that feature ! https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClients/pull/481

How is it possible for such a serious company as proton to not have this implemented when the subject have been brought up as early as 2023? (super quick google search). This is basic accessibility!

Is that what they call a "work in progress"? Looks pretty stale to me :
https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClients/issues/453

Just want to chime in here, this is absolutely critical for a great user experience. As a 1Password user and a Proton Visionary level subscriber this is the final thing that is needed to replace the former.

Consider a lot of people work in tech and store passwords for all kinds of purposes, like server logins, RDP etc. A quick way to search for items and copy username/pass/2FA with various shortcuts is immensely helpful. Additionally, a "type in Window" function would also be perfect as this is very helpful when logging in to remote desktop sessions on Windows.

Hope to see this feature ASAP!

I would love this. Proton Pass is really really good, but 1Password is on another level (for me).

Very much this. I hope it will be implemented soon!

Hey, any news on this since November ? ETA maybe ?
Last missing feature to get rid of my Bitwarden paying plan and fully enjoy my Proton Unlimited… Thanks !

I find incredible that this is not implemented yet. It's like contact sync in mail/android and folder sync in drive or linux client for drive. As a paying customer I am very unhappy.

Like KeePass:
ctrl-u URL
ctrl-b username
ctrl-c password
ctrl-t OTP

But SOMEthing, please. I prefer two key, key combos. ctrl-something is better than ctrl-shift-something or ctrl-alt-something.

yes!, i am getting feed up of mashing tab

Hello,

I would like to ask whether it would be possible to introduce a keyboard shortcut in the Proton Pass browser extension that automatically fills login fields (username, password, etc.) correctly.
For example, Bitwarden allows you to insert the username and password simply by pressing a key combination in the browser (Ctrl + SHIFT +  L on Windows/Linux or ⌘ + SHIFT + L on macOS). It would be desirable for Proton Pass to offer a similar capability.

Thank you in advance for your attention, and have a great day!

This is the last feature before I switch away from 1Password to Proton Pass

Absolutely critical

This isn't just about convenience. Using a hotkey rather than a browser plugin provides a firebreak between the browser and my passwords. I am very uncomfortable with a browser plugin that can access the contents of my password manager without explicit intervention on my part. I would much rather this process be based on unidirectional, explicit action.

Yes, please! An autofill keyboard shortcut is something I'm dearly missing from Bitwarden.

Proton Pass could improve upon Bitwarden by letting users customise the shortcut. Please add this, Proton Pass team.

Been loyally waiting on this for years. As someone who optimizes nearly every workflow with keyboard shortcuts, the lack of this feature is extremely painful for me.

Absolut must have! Not really usable for me without this function

As a former 1Password user, their desktop application featured configurable hotkeys that made it extremely versatile for filling passwords outside of the usual autofill via web form path. Specifically, you could use configurable hotkeys to bring up the search and to copy to clipboard the various parts that you might need to login.

As an example, my workflow when needing to login to something that couldn't be autofilled such as a desktop application was CTRL+SHIFT + 1 to open 1Password search, type enough of my desired entry name to bring it up in search, then I could hit CTRL + C to copy the username, CTRL + SHIFT + C to copy the password, CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + C to copy the OTP. This made it extremely convenient to fill credentials anywhere because you could bring up search, and then ALT+TAB back and forth between the app and password manager to fill the fields without your hands ever leaving the keyboard or use the mouse. It also meant you could access the password manager anywhere, not just in the browser, in a really convenient way.