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1. iOS Autofil Passwords Generate Password Option

   On iOS 18, there is the Autofil Passwords feature in the context menu when clicking on the cursor. This opens a modal with a password search and the option to create either an alias or a login. I strongly request the feature to add the generate password functionality to this modal, so generating a password is available in every text box.

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2. Select ALL

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   I know that that it is possible to select multiple entries ONE by ONE but could you please add a "Select All" button please ?

   Here is my use case :
   From the Proton Pass web page I am splitting the "Personal" valut containing `~1000 entries to separated Vaults. After filtering the Personal vault I would like to SELECT ALL the 245 filtered entries in order to move them to a dedicated vault and I do not want to select all these 245 entries ONE by ONE
   => a "Select All" button would help a lot in this case.

   Thanks in advance for considering my suggestion.

   Hello
   I know that that it is possible to select multiple entries ONE by ONE but could you please add a "Select All" button please ?

   Here is my use case :
   From the Proton Pass web page I am splitting the "Personal" valut containing `~1000 entries to separated Vaults. After filtering the Personal vault I would like to SELECT ALL the 245 filtered entries in order to move them to a dedicated vault and I do not want to select all these 245 entries ONE by ONE
   => a "Select All" button would help a lot in this case.

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3. Import csv from Password Save
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4. Change the term "Master Password" to something more open and neutral

   Such as "Proton Password," "Main Password," "Primary Password," etc.

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   The term "master password" has become frowned upon in some contexts due to its historical connotations and the potential for misinterpretation:

   1. Historical Connotations: The term "master" has origins linked to dominance, control, and even slavery in some contexts. While this isn't the intention when used in technical contexts like "master password," many organizations and individuals are choosing to avoid terms that might evoke such associations to promote inclusivity and sensitivity.

   2. Modern Inclusivity Trends: Many industries, particularly tech, are reevaluating language that could unintentionally reinforce outdated hierarchies or exclusions. Alternatives like "primary password" or "main password" convey the same meaning without potentially problematic undertones.

   3. Misinterpretation: For non-technical users, the term "master password" might be unclear or intimidating. Clearer terms like "main password" can help ensure users understand its importance and purpose.

   This shift aligns with broader efforts to use language that is clear, inclusive, and free from potentially negative connotations.

   This could also tie in better with the use of the additional password phrasing.

   Such as "Proton Password," "Main Password," "Primary Password," etc.

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   The term "master password" has become frowned upon in some contexts due to its historical connotations and the potential for misinterpretation:

   1. Historical Connotations: The term "master" has origins linked to dominance, control, and even slavery in some contexts. While this isn't the intention when used in technical contexts like "master password," many organizations and individuals are choosing to avoid terms that might evoke such associations to promote inclusivity and sensitivity.

   2. Modern Inclusivity Trends: Many industries, particularly tech, are reevaluating language that could unintentionally reinforce outdated hierarchies or exclusions. Alternatives like… more

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5. Change capitalisation strategy in password generator

   Currently the password generator, when using Memorable Passwords (which is the only thing I use because they combine high security and the ability to quickly type them out) and selecting the Capitalize (which should be spelled Capitalise, please, we aren't Americans here are we?) option the generator responds by capitalising EVERY word in the password. This has several negatives.

   1. It is annoying as all **** to type such passwords into certain types of keyboards, mainly mobile keyboards, but it applies to any input method, it's way more annoying to hit the shift key for every first letter of each word than it would be to simply capitalise one letter or uppercase an entire word (my preference)

   2. It only doubles the difficulty of brute force attacks if the attacker knows or suspects I am using Proton Pass, because they only need to test e.g. this1is2my3password and This1Is2My3Password

   If you instead capitalised only one or a couple (but never all) words, then an attacker can't easily counter the strategy and ends up having to guess way more times per attempt than two.

   If you chose to uppercase one or a couple (but never all) words, then you get the above, and it's also easier to type on mobile keyboards, because I can double tap the shift key and my mobile keyboard will help me.

   My problem is specifically with point 1 here, the reason I use memorable passwords is so that I can easily type them if I should need to, but your approach explicitly makes it more annoying to type passwords if I choose to capitalise them.

   Currently the password generator, when using Memorable Passwords (which is the only thing I use because they combine high security and the ability to quickly type them out) and selecting the Capitalize (which should be spelled Capitalise, please, we aren't Americans here are we?) option the generator responds by capitalising EVERY word in the password. This has several negatives.

   1. It is annoying as all **** to type such passwords into certain types of keyboards, mainly mobile keyboards, but it applies to any input method, it's way more annoying to hit the shift key for every first letter of each word… more

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6. Import from WinAuth for Proton Auth.

   WinAuth is a good Auth app but the author stopped update it. I hope Proton Auth could import from WinAuth's backup file.

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7. Improved GrapheneOS Vanadium Support

   Autofill on GrapheneOS Vanadium browser is not great. I frequently have to flip back and forth between Proton Pass & Vanadium browser to copy and paste my username / password to login. It would be lovely if someone on the dev team gave GrapheneOS & Vanadium a spin as their primary device and worked to improve consistency in autofill / quick login.

   I know the population of users on GrapheneOS is small compared to Safari & Chrome, but GrapheneOS & Proton have similar missions around security and privacy and the user experience story could use some love.

   GrapheneOS is "The private and secure mobile operating system with Android app compatibility. Developed as a non-profit open source project." Vanadium is "a hardened variant of the Chromium browser and WebView specifically built for GrapheneOS."

   Autofill on GrapheneOS Vanadium browser is not great. I frequently have to flip back and forth between Proton Pass & Vanadium browser to copy and paste my username / password to login. It would be lovely if someone on the dev team gave GrapheneOS & Vanadium a spin as their primary device and worked to improve consistency in autofill / quick login.

   I know the population of users on GrapheneOS is small compared to Safari & Chrome, but GrapheneOS & Proton have similar missions around security and privacy and the user experience story could use some love.

   GrapheneOS is "The… more

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8. More supported web icons/ gradient background

   There’s a new password manager called 2FAS and they do a really nice job at having additional icons for more sites and also having a gradient behind the icon that matches instead of doing all white

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9. autovalidate after autofill

   1Password does something that I miss a lot when autofilling login and 2FA forms: it automatically validate, saving us some more seconds. I does not looks like a lot but the fluidity of login process is really improved

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10. Selection of existing email addresses

    when being given the option of using your email or an alias, having a drop down of all of your actual existing proton email addresses as well as an alias option would save a few headaches if you not using your primary proton logon email for any web logins and would like to use another of your proton accounts email addresses

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11. Allow syncing catch-all aliases to a separate vault

    Currently, we can automatically sync all SimpleLogin aliases into 1 single vault. This is great but can be improved for users who use the catch-all feature. Because certain domains receive a lot of spam if catch-all is enabled, it would be fantastic to have catch-all aliases that have been created automatically to sync to another vault of our choosing; this would help us quickly determine which catch-all domains to disable or delete and manage aliases more efficiently.

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12. MDM-style management of credentials via time-limited vault shares in Pass

    Vaults with time limits to sharing would be great for multi-device use cases of Proton and limiting the fallout from endpoint compromises (maybe linked together with QR codes)? You can hack together a solution now using multiple user accounts and doing the time-based share via folders yourself, but this really should be a thing vaults do by default. Similar for cross-user sharing use cases.

    Similar, Pass should not download all creds, only creds for specific vaults for a specific time period.

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13. Clarify use case scenarios of Proton Pass autofill feature

    I think that my installation of Proton Pass, which includes the Windows desktop app, the brower extension, the phone app, and the web app, used to offer to autofill website logins more often than it currently is doing so, As such, I would like more information on what affects autofill and how to configure things which make autofill offer suggestions for ID and password for website logins. I realize that websites may be developed such that they prevent autofill from offering suggested login information, but how that happens would be good information to know also. So, please expound on this major useablitity issue. Thanks.

    I think that my installation of Proton Pass, which includes the Windows desktop app, the brower extension, the phone app, and the web app, used to offer to autofill website logins more often than it currently is doing so, As such, I would like more information on what affects autofill and how to configure things which make autofill offer suggestions for ID and password for website logins. I realize that websites may be developed such that they prevent autofill from offering suggested login information, but how that happens would be good information to know also. So, please expound on this… more

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14. Smart 2FA Secret Import - Paste and Auto-Convert TOTP Keys

    Smart 2FA Secret Import - Paste and Auto-Convert TOTP Keys

    Problem

    Currently, migrating 2FA codes from other password managers to Proton Pass is painful. Users must manually re-scan QR codes for every single account, which can take hours for users with many 2FA-enabled accounts. This migration friction prevents users from switching to Proton Pass.

    Requested Feature

    Smart 2FA Key Recognition and Import

    Allow users to simply paste 2FA secrets in various formats, and Proton Pass automatically recognizes and converts them into working TOTP codes.

    Supported Formats

    Base32 secrets (e.g., JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP)

    OTPAuth URIs (e.g., otpauth://totp/Example:user@site.com?secret=ABC123&issuer=Example)

    Google Authenticator export format

    Raw secret keys from other password managers

    User Experience

    User clicks "Add 2FA" in Proton Pass

    Paste any supported 2FA format

    Proton Pass auto-detects format and extracts:

    Secret key

    Service name

    Account identifier

    Algorithm settings

    One-click to save and start generating codes

    Why This Matters

    Migration barrier removal: Makes switching to Proton Pass effortless

    Time savings: Convert hours of manual work into minutes

    Competitive advantage: Most password managers don't offer smart format detection

    User retention: Reduces abandonment during migration process

    Use Cases

    New users: Migrating from Bitwarden, 1Password, Authy, Google Authenticator

    Backup restoration: Quickly restore 2FA from exported data

    Enterprise: IT teams setting up employee accounts in bulk

    Security Implementation

    All parsing done locally (client-side)

    No secrets transmitted to servers

    Support for custom TOTP parameters (SHA-1/256, 6/8 digits, custom intervals)

    Maintain end-to-end encryption for stored secrets

    Similar Features in Competitors

    Bitwarden: Limited OTPAuth URI support

    1Password: QR code import only

    Proton Pass opportunity: Be the first with comprehensive smart import

    Impact

    This feature would make Proton Pass the most migration-friendly password manager, directly addressing the biggest barrier to user adoption.

    Please upvote if you've struggled with 2FA migration or want easier password manager switching!

    Smart 2FA Secret Import - Paste and Auto-Convert TOTP Keys

    Problem

    Currently, migrating 2FA codes from other password managers to Proton Pass is painful. Users must manually re-scan QR codes for every single account, which can take hours for users with many 2FA-enabled accounts. This migration friction prevents users from switching to Proton Pass.

    Requested Feature

    Smart 2FA Key Recognition and Import

    Allow users to simply paste 2FA secrets in various formats, and Proton Pass automatically recognizes and converts them into working TOTP codes.

    Supported Formats

    Base32 secrets (e.g., JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP)

    OTPAuth URIs (e.g., otpauth://totp/Example:user@site.com?secret=ABC123&issuer=Example)

    Google Authenticator export format

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15. Thorium

    Thorium password import

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16. OpenAI one-time code autofill for web not working

    When login in to ChatGPT and enable 2FA autofill in web does not detect it and have to do a copy & paste operation to fill it

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17. Trash should not be a Vault (i.e., excluded from All Vaults)

    Suggest renaming "Trash" to "Archive" and automatically excluding it from the "All Vaults" view. I would also like to see a boolean flag added to each "Vault", which determines whether it should be shown in "All Vaults" view or not, because I would like to create archive vaults of my own.

    The point is, it should be possible to store data long-term without it getting in your way on a day-to-day basis or cluttering the autofill options for various sites and services. Items in the Trash should not even be considered IMHO, and the same for any Vault that is created explicitly for the purpose of storing archived data.

    Suggest renaming "Trash" to "Archive" and automatically excluding it from the "All Vaults" view. I would also like to see a boolean flag added to each "Vault", which determines whether it should be shown in "All Vaults" view or not, because I would like to create archive vaults of my own.

    The point is, it should be possible to store data long-term without it getting in your way on a day-to-day basis or cluttering the autofill options for various sites and services. Items in the Trash should not even be considered IMHO, and the same for any Vault that is… more

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18. import passwords and notes from Steganose password manager,

    It would be nice to import data from Steganose, there are several notes, links and other items which would fully complete the transition to Proton Pass!

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19. Automatically fill in the passkey

    When the browser requests a passkey input, the Proton Pass browser extension opens a pop-up, and the user has to click on the icon in the pop-up to fill in the passkey.

    It would be much faster and smoother if the passkey is filled automatically and the user does not have to click another time.

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20. Recognize Argentina IRS ID field

    When at ARCA, Argentina IRS service, it requires your ID to login at https://auth.afip.gob.ar/contribuyente_/login.xhtml. It's not recognized by Proton Pass

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