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1. integrate support for checking passwords using the haveibeenpwned site

   If someone changes a password for a login, offer a toggle to allow it being checked with the haveibeenpwned site. All data would be encrypted, or as much as possible. https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords is the site in question.

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2. Export Custom‑Domain Alias List as a Locked .txt File with Automatic Self‑Destruct after Import

   Description / Context
   Background – When users create custom domain aliases in Proton Pass, they often need to export the list of generated passwords/aliases to another password‑manager or service. Currently there is no built‑in way to bulk‑download these credentials in a portable format that also respects security best practices.

   Proposed feature – Add an “Export as locked .txt” option to the alias‑management screen. The exported file would:

   Contain the alias names and their associated passwords (or a user‑chosen subset).
   Be encrypted/locked with a passphrase supplied by the user at export time, so the file cannot be opened without that passphrase.
   Include a small “self‑destruct” flag: after the user confirms a successful import into the target provider (e.g., via a one‑click “Import completed” button), Proton Pass automatically deletes the local copy of the .txt file and clears any temporary buffers, ensuring the plaintext data does not linger on the device.
   Why it matters –

   Security – Users can move large batches of credentials without exposing them in plain text on disk. The lock‑and‑destroy workflow aligns with Proton’s zero‑access encryption philosophy.
   Convenience – Bulk export/import is a common workflow for teams migrating between password managers or onboarding new devices. Providing a secure, automated path reduces manual copy‑paste errors and saves time.
   Compliance – Some organizations require that credential exports be encrypted and that temporary files be removed after use. This feature would help Proton Pass meet those policy requirements out‑of‑the‑box.
   Expected user flow
   Select aliases (or choose “All”) in the Proton Pass UI.
   Click “Export as locked .txt”.
   Prompt appears:
   Enter a passphrase for the file (optionally confirm).
   Choose whether the file should be stored locally or sent directly to a cloud storage location.
   Proton Pass creates an AES‑256‑encrypted .txt file containing the selected alias‑password pairs.
   User imports the file into the target password manager/provider.
   After the user clicks “Import completed” (or after a configurable timeout), Proton Pass securely wipes the .txt file from the device and clears any cached copies.
   Technical considerations (optional)
   Encryption – Use the same client‑side encryption library that protects the vault (AES‑256‑GCM).
   Self‑destruct – Implement a secure delete routine (e.g., overwrite the file with random data before unlinking) to mitigate forensic recovery.
   UI – Add the export button next to the existing “Export vault” option, with a tooltip explaining the lock‑and‑destroy behavior.
   Permissions – Require the user’s master password or a secondary confirmation before generating the file, to prevent accidental exposure.
   Suggested next steps
   Submit the request through the official Proton Pass feedback channel: https://proton.me/support/pass
   Attach this description (or a shortened version) to give the product team clear context and a concrete user story.
   Optionally, vote for the request if you see it listed on Proton’s public roadmap or community forum, to increase visibility.

   Description / Context
   Background – When users create custom domain aliases in Proton Pass, they often need to export the list of generated passwords/aliases to another password‑manager or service. Currently there is no built‑in way to bulk‑download these credentials in a portable format that also respects security best practices.

   Proposed feature – Add an “Export as locked .txt” option to the alias‑management screen. The exported file would:

   Contain the alias names and their associated passwords (or a user‑chosen subset).
   Be encrypted/locked with a passphrase supplied by the user at export time, so the file cannot be opened without that passphrase.
   Include a… more

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3. Toggle to start Proton Pass at login minimized on macOS

   Similar to how Proton VPN works, allow Proton Pass to start minimized, but with a menu bar icon you can click to access it.

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4. Please add a feature to allow vaults to be stored locally on a device (phone, computer, usb drive) not just on your servers

   I do understand that your vaults are stored somewhere on your servers. This does have some advantages.
   To my mind it has one big disadvantage. You have and control my most critical information, that is passwords/private keys to my finances, interactions with the state etc. not just my Netflix login. Yes, I understand the vault is securely encrypted as well as you can make it.

   I would like to retain possession of my own vault. I can keep it on a removable physical device (like a Ubikey) so that I can plug it in for only as long as I need to access a password and then remove it. Nothing as secure as an air gap to the internet.

   I do understand that your vaults are stored somewhere on your servers. This does have some advantages.
   To my mind it has one big disadvantage. You have and control my most critical information, that is passwords/private keys to my finances, interactions with the state etc. not just my Netflix login. Yes, I understand the vault is securely encrypted as well as you can make it.

   I would like to retain possession of my own vault. I can keep it on a removable physical device (like a Ubikey) so that I can plug it in for only as long as I… more

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5. randomized fields for pin unlock on mobile

   recently switched to graphene on mobile and they have a setting where you can randomize the unlock number positions
   itd be cool if protonpass had a similar feature on android/ios

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6. Faster alias contacts w search and multiple select

   1. I have one particular alias that has over 150 contacts and I need a faster way to find the contact I’m looking for to originate a new email with a reverse-alias. Search would be preferred.

   2. I also need a way to quickly select several contacts at a time to start a new email thread instead of copy/paste multiple times.

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7. Professional and Reliable Crypto Recovery Service to Recover Lost Bitcoin.

   Ghost Mystery Recovery Hacker was a lifesaver. I lost a significant amount of crypto due to a wallet issue and thought it was gone forever. Their professionalism, patience, and deep knowledge made the recovery process smooth and stress-free. They kept me updated throughout and successfully recovered my funds quickly. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of crypto recovery assistance.

   Their contact information... 

   Email: support @ ghostmysteryrecovery . c o m

   WhatsApp: +44 7480 061 765

   Website: ghostmysteryrecovery . c o m

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8. import avast password manager

   faciliter l'importation depuis Avast password Mananger

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9. Please add a easy access - quick button to enable and disable Kill-Switch

   I am an avid user of Kill-Switch and it is tedious as it is now, I would love to see a quick button on the main page of the settings at least, so we can quickly enable and disable the Kill-Switch on PC, also maybe include it on the android widget. Alot of wireless networks require you to deal with a pop-up and 'click accept' before you can connect and this does not work while using VPN. I think that this would reduce the time that we are unprotected by allowing us to quickly reenable our Kill-Switch to halt the unprotected transfer of data. Proton I LOVE YOU. Please hire me. :)

   I am an avid user of Kill-Switch and it is tedious as it is now, I would love to see a quick button on the main page of the settings at least, so we can quickly enable and disable the Kill-Switch on PC, also maybe include it on the android widget. Alot of wireless networks require you to deal with a pop-up and 'click accept' before you can connect and this does not work while using VPN. I think that this would reduce the time that we are unprotected by allowing us to quickly reenable our Kill-Switch to halt the… more

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10. Proton Pass Desktop App: Stay on top toggle

    Add a toggle so that the proton pass desktop app will always be stay on top. 99% of the time I'm opening the desktop app its to copy paste a username and password and it would be convenient if the app would stay on top so I don't have to bring it back up again or manually pin the window if the window I'm entering the login on is fullscreen

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11. UI - Compact/Slim UI Mode for Browser Extension [Pass]

    The current Proton Pass extension feels overly wide and "clunky" compared to the high-density, vertical design of Bitwarden, which prioritises utility over whitespace. By comparing the two, it's clear that Proton's use of large cards, heavy padding, and a wide two-pane layout reduces information density, forcing more scrolling and taking up too much screen real estate. I am requesting a "Compact Mode" toggle that slims down the extension width, reduces vertical padding in the "Autofill suggestions" list, and provides a more streamlined, list-based view for power users who prefer efficiency and a smaller visual footprint.

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12. Show password in large type

    Please add a feature to display the password in large characters, each numbered, with the ability to copy individual characters from any index, just like 1Password's 'show password in large type' function.

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13. Estate Planning and Password Managers

    Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

    It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

    What you need to figure out ASAP:
    - Which bank has the mortgage?
    - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
    - What bills are coming due this week?
    - Which accounts you can shut down and which you need to keep
    - Which ones are personal vs. part of your partner’s business or work

    So how do you make this easier? Some tech-minded folks create a “tags feed.” It's basically a cheat sheet—a list of all your digital accounts, grouped by topic, in plain English. Like a digital phone book for your life.

    Here’s what that might look like:

    Healthcare:
    - Doctor’s portal
    - Specialists
    - Health insurance login
    - Pharmacy accounts
    - HSA info

    Money Stuff:
    - Checking and savings
    - Credit cards (listed by bank)
    - Investment accounts
    - Retirement funds

    Home Life:
    - Electric company
    - Gas and water
    - Internet
    - Home security system

    Insurance
    - Car
    - Home
    - Life
    - Umbrella policy

    The biggest downside? You have to keep both the password manager and this cheat sheet updated. Every time you add a new account, change a password, or switch services, you have to update two places. And let’s be honest—nobody does that consistently.

    There’s a huge opportunity here. The population is aging, and almost everything is digital now. The companies that build tools for estate planning (not just password hoarding) will stand out.

    Features worth building:
    - Smart tagging and automatic account grouping
    - Visual maps that show how accounts connect
    - Guided checklists for surviving spouses
    - Partnerships with legal and financial services
    - Family-sharing options that actually make sense in emergencies

    Let’s face it: in most households, one person ends up being the "techie"—they manage all the online accounts, pay the bills, set up the gadgets, and keep track of passwords. Meanwhile, the other person might have no idea what’s what—until something happens and they’re left to figure it all out.

    It’s not just about passwords—it’s about being able to keep the lights on, find out where the mortgage is, and know what subscriptions to cancel.

    What you need to figure out ASAP:
    - Which bank has the mortgage?
    - Is the car insurance bundled with something else?
    - What bills… more

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14. import IronVest password

    im using IronVest before but the proton pass never tell me how to import those passwords

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15. Add a simplified view of Items in the Proton Pass browser extension

    People who are not tech savvy need to be able to use password managers like Proton. Add an extremely simple single page extension view they can use to select, launch, and auto login to sites such as their bank. Proton is a superior system, but I have to leave some of my family on LastPass because it has an extremely easy to use interface. Proton is just too complex for them to navigate.

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16. Auto clean pass-names like "auth.services.adobe.com" to "Adobe"

    Right now my pasword list is LITTERED with names like "acc, account, auth, authorize, api, oauth2,...". There's however always a very clear brand/website/service somewhere in the name. Please make Pass automatically remove all the tech-names, we don't need those in the main name. If you then click on the password, I don't care if there's a bunch of technical adresses and names under the "websites" heading. Just don't put it all in the name. Thanks!

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17. Arm64/aarch64 builds for desktop apps (Linux)
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18. Proton Pass integration with External Secrets Operator

    Proton Pass is a great candidate, similar to 1Pass, for a supported provider inside the Kubernetes External Secret Operator. This could be done via calls out to the cli directly if necessary, but direct API calls would likely be more scalable if capable.

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19. Separate Master password from ones Proton password
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20. Large display option (like 1Password)
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