I actually think it should pop up, even if the browser extension is still locked. It should then work similar to the normal password input field, that it recognizes that there is a passkey, but you need to put in your PIN to use it.

This would be great because you wouldn't need to open the extension separately every time and the Windows passkey window wouldn't open every time.

The user experience for Proton Pass Firefox extension is subpar when it is locked and using passkeys.

# Steps to Reproduce

1. Ensure that the Proton Pass extension is locked with your PIN.
2. Go to a website you have a passkey for.
3. Attempt to log in.

# Expected Result

Proton Pass asks to be unlocked before offering any available pass keys.

# Actual Result

Windows prompts for a USB device.

Part of the Webauthn specification requires checking for a user to be physically present and in control of the authenticator. For a security key, this means asking for a tap. For a password manager, this woud be in the form of clicking a button in a popup. What you're asking to do would go against the Webauthn specifications.

I disagree. What if a user wants to use another passkey (not stored in Proton Pass) or security key to log in?

Currently, when you unlock the browser extension to use a passkey, you can't use the passkey until you reload the page. The passkey should immediately pop up once you unlock the extension. This seems more like a bug than a new feature.

I believe that Proton Pass should have a 'last used login' just like Bitwarden, after moving over to proton pass, i do find myself missing this as i used that more often than the UI itself.