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1. Add a button to minimize the ProtonPass autofill pop-up.

   1password has a button to minimize autofill pop-ups. Sometimes, it's an useful feature to declutter the screen. One of the reasons is that password managers might recognize wrong patterns and thus open a pop-up. Of course, there are many other reasons it exists.

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2. Paste images in the note

   I want to get rid of OneNote and a good start may be to be able to copy images or printouts into Proton Pass Notes directly.

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3. Give a name to websites

   Ability to label the websites in the login's list with a name to identify them

   When there is a login used for a long list of websites, it's hard to recognize them, even more if, for example fo development purposes you use the IP instead of an FQDN

   For example see how 1Password does it

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4. Proton Pass Auto-Fill access only

   Just like LastPass -- be able to share a password login, but without the recipient being able to see the actual password... they can only use it/it will autofill on their end when given permission.

   SUPER important when having employees... I have to use lastpass (which isnt actually secure) bc it gives the option to share without recipient viewing passwords :/

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5. Import from both Password Agent (XML) and Obsidian (Note files)

   Add the capability to import from both Password Agent (XML) and Obsidian (Note files)

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6. 2FA Recovery Code Slots for Pass

   Here's how I envision this:

   When a user is prompted to enter a recovery code, Proton Pass could autofill a random code saved in the slots—or when a user is in need of a recovery code, they could manually generate a random recovery code from any available slot and copy their code to their clipboard.

   Users must manually enter their recovery codes in Proton Pass. An option to automatically remove a recovery code when used can be toggled, and will be enabled by default.

   I personally think it'd be better than saving recovery codes in notes, and it allows more personalization.

   Here's how I envision this:

   When a user is prompted to enter a recovery code, Proton Pass could autofill a random code saved in the slots—or when a user is in need of a recovery code, they could manually generate a random recovery code from any available slot and copy their code to their clipboard.

   Users must manually enter their recovery codes in Proton Pass. An option to automatically remove a recovery code when used can be toggled, and will be enabled by default.

   I personally think it'd be better than saving recovery codes in notes, and it allows more… more

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7. Allow customization of search result display. Example: [title] ([vault_name])

   Current search results shows on each line:

   [categoryicon] [vaulticon] [title]

   It would be lovely if there were a feature that would allow users to customize the search result display using a simple bracket syntax using pre-defined allowable variables. For example, I would like my search results to display as:

   [vaultname]: [categoryicon] [title]
   or:
   [categoryicon] [title][NEWLINE][vaulticon] [vaultname] ([lastedited])
   or:
   [categoryicon] [title,50] ([vaultname])... where ",50" indicates truncate to 50 characters.

   I could explain my use case... but invariably users will want customization options. Using bracket syntax, or a drag and drop interface to select available variables, would add a lot of flexibility and works very well in my experience. It would be important for customizations to be platform specific as mobile UI is more constrained than desktop UI.

   A simple implementation would look something like:
   1) Identify which existing variables Proton would like to allow in search results.
   2) Identify which formatting mechanisms Proton would like to allow. Ex. newline, truncate, etc...
   3) Publish syntax and list of variables+formatting options to a website. This could be an advanced feature
   4) Add "Advanced > Customize Search Result Display Format"
   4.1) Show a text input (or text area) with a "Verify Syntax" button
   4.2) Clicking "Verify Syntax" would use regex to locate all suspected-variables found between brackets, loop through the list, and ensure validity. For example, [title] would pass whereas [thisisnotavalidpredefinedvariable] would fail.
   5) When search results are displayed use the user-defined format instead of the default one. Simple regex + replace.

   Implementing this way is much more flexible than the existing hardcoded way. It should allow users to customize to fit their specific device (phone, tablet, desktop). If you add new features in the future, for example a tagging mechanism, it is easy to add a new allowable variable [tags]. Note that documentation would need to be version specific as [tags] might be an allowable variable in v2.3.0 but not v2.2.0.

   Implementing this would close a number of exiting open feature requests and likely reduce the number of future search result feature requests to a minimum.

   Current search results shows on each line:

   [categoryicon] [vaulticon] [title]

   It would be lovely if there were a feature that would allow users to customize the search result display using a simple bracket syntax using pre-defined allowable variables. For example, I would like my search results to display as:

   [vaultname]: [categoryicon] [title]
   or:
   [categoryicon] [title][NEWLINE][vaulticon] [vaultname] ([lastedited])
   or:
   [categoryicon] [title,50] ([vaultname])... where ",50" indicates truncate to 50 characters.

   I could explain my use case... but invariably users will want customization options. Using bracket syntax, or a drag and drop interface to select available variables, would add a lot of flexibility… more

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8. I want a feature to categorize saved items...

   Others have already requested this, but it could be “Categories,” “Folders,” or “Tags.”
   It doesn't have to be manual categorization—automatic sorting would be fine too.
   I just want to categorize and organize them.

   I know Vaults can be used for classification.
   But Vaults aren't fundamentally designed to function like folders or categories.
   And if you can only use 20 of them, Vaults are insufficient as a replacement for folders or categories.

   When you have thousands of items, it's crucial to understand what services you're storing items on and how many you have.
   If it's just login information fills, classification isn't necessary. Classification isn't for fills; it's useful for humans to manage things intuitively.

   This issue has been discussed extensively, and honestly, I don't hold out hope for it being implemented in PP.
   Therefore, I use Bitwarden and 1Password. (Though I do pay for PP...)

   Those who reject the categorization feature can simply choose not to use it.
   Implementing this feature won't make PP harder to use.
   Rather, it would encourage users who like the categorization in Bitwarden or 1Password to switch to PP.
   It's a case of “one size fits all.”

   UI/UX might need some refinement, but users aren't always satisfied with simple beauty alone.

   Please... please, I beg you, implement the categorization feature.
   Until this feature is implemented, I won't use PP as my primary password manager.
   Conversely, if this feature is implemented, I will use PP as my primary.
   Many others likely feel the same way (I see this argument frequently).
   How many users would actually leave PP because of this feature? Probably very few.
   Weighing the “slight user abandonment” from implementing this feature against the “significant gain in new users” – there's simply no reason not to implement it.

   Others have already requested this, but it could be “Categories,” “Folders,” or “Tags.”
   It doesn't have to be manual categorization—automatic sorting would be fine too.
   I just want to categorize and organize them.

   I know Vaults can be used for classification.
   But Vaults aren't fundamentally designed to function like folders or categories.
   And if you can only use 20 of them, Vaults are insufficient as a replacement for folders or categories.

   When you have thousands of items, it's crucial to understand what services you're storing items on and how many you have.
   If it's just login information fills, classification isn't… more

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9. Passkeys on macOS

   Great, that you implemented now proton pass to Safari, but something very important is still missing: Saving passkeys on Mac and therefore havin the choice in the settings to use it instead of icloud keychain.

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10. Partial password

    Add support for partial passwords.
    A lot of bank web pages force to login by asking the user to enter only a few specific characters from their password. It is nightmare to login on such pages with password manager that do not support it, meanwhile it is super important to use strong, random passwords on such pages.

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11. New category: Privacy Policies & TOS & Opt outs

    Problem: Keeping track of accepted privacy policies, TOS, and submitted opt-outs across hundreds or thousands of websites is a losing battle.

    Request:
    - I would like to have a way to capture the privacy policies and TOS any time we have to agree to them (signup and updates) and have that history available to refer back to.
    - I would also like to be able to record that I completed a Data Request as well as Opt-out.

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12. Support other languages in memorable password generator

    The memorable password generator is great but is difficult to memorize the passwords to non speaking English persons.
    It will be great if it can use other languages

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13. Many missing features when coming from Dashlane

    Please consider this as an all-in-one feature request about what the competition has to offer and you don't.

    I am a long-time user of Dashlane and right now I'm evaluating ProtonPass.

    ProtonPass Pros:
    Integration with SimpleLogin/Mail aliases and Proton as a parent company. Stylish UI.

    ProtonPass Cons:
    macOS AutoFill and Safari Passkeys work well in Dashlane but are absent in ProtonPass.

    TOTP auto fill works well in Dashlane, but in ProtonPass it's a buggy feature attempt. Many times it fails to show up, and when it does it's just a popup and requires you to paste (and guess that it's on the clipboard). Sometimes it puts an old number on the clipboard that doesn't work.

    Dashlane automatically includes alternative domains for known websites so you can just chill and expect it to work. For example: adding a password with microsoft.com will automatically include microsoftonline.com and live.com. ProtonPass doesn't have this feature, and often websites forward to a different but trusted login domain and you don't see auto completion.

    Dashlane integrates well with iOS keyboard suggestions. ProtonPass is still messy, and I can't understand why I enable it and it doesn't do anything (maybe it's the previous item, mismatching alternative domains).

    Biometric unlock on Chrome desktop is possible with Dashlane, so I don't need to type my password manager password to unlock it, it can be a fingerprint or Yubikey, FaceID, etc. ProtonPass doesn't support it, and it's so painful to type a password/PIN or leave it unprotected once you are not used to it anymore.
    Even when using ProtonPass with the PIN mode, and clicking the lock icon on a field, you need to click ANOTHER TIME to focus on the pin fields and then type the PIN. Seems to be a neglected area.

    The tabs on top of Dashlane UI are more useful than the multi-taps filter that ProtonPass came up with. No need for so many taps to filter categories.

    I would like to keep ProtonPass but only when it's more mature. I like their intention but the product is significantly behind.

    I would like to hear people's thoughts on how they can manage having ProtonPass as main manager. Do you really type your long and complicated password all the time or leave it unprotected?

    Please consider this as an all-in-one feature request about what the competition has to offer and you don't.

    I am a long-time user of Dashlane and right now I'm evaluating ProtonPass.

    ProtonPass Pros:
    Integration with SimpleLogin/Mail aliases and Proton as a parent company. Stylish UI.

    ProtonPass Cons:
    macOS AutoFill and Safari Passkeys work well in Dashlane but are absent in ProtonPass.

    TOTP auto fill works well in Dashlane, but in ProtonPass it's a buggy feature attempt. Many times it fails to show up, and when it does it's just a popup and requires you to paste (and guess that it's… more

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14. Autofiller

    Insert an autofiller for the desktop (and maybe the mobile) proton pass application

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15. Auto-minimize Authenticator upon clicking to copy code

    Since you probably just opened authenticator in front of the the OTP field you need to fill, you have to get Authenticator out of the way anyway

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16. Search in All Vaults automatically when nothing is found in the currently selected vault

    When I search for a password, only the currently selected vault will be searched. Obviously, this is expected behavior.

    However, when nothing is found in that vault, it would be nice to search in all vaults automatically, removing the need to manually select all vaults and search again.

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17. Having the ability to add a custom photo for an authenticator input on the authenticator app

    As the title implies, having the ability to add a custom photo for an authenticator input on the authenticator app.

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18. Raycast extension for common actions like searching the vault

    I want a Raycast extension similar to 1Password and LastPass that provides quick access to essential password management actions, such as searching the vault or generating secure passwords. This extension should streamline everyday password-related tasks without needing to open a full password manager app.

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19. Provide a template for required data to upload any password manager export

    Provide a template for required data to upload any password manager export so tat one can create a custom comma separated import file

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20. Proton Authenticator QR code sync

    When attempting to add a new TOIP on a computer, unfortunately this requires you to upload a JPEG from your phone camera. It would be great if you could e.g. click new, then scan the QR using your phone directly.

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