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1. Install pass-cli using a package manager

   I tried adding a comment to this existing thread ("Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps
   ") here, but couldn't: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50536500-single-linux-yum-repo-for-all-proton-apps

   Installing pass-cli via a downloaded bash script is not optimal, and feels very insecure. Instead, people on Linux distributions should be able to use their platform's package manager to install it.

   For example, it would be great to have a single yum repository for all Fedora-based proton products, so that I could just do "sudo dnf install pass-cli" (to install pass-cli specifically), or "sudo dnf update" to update everything easily. Instead, only proton-vpn has a yum repo, and everything else was a manual rpm download + install.

   But now here comes pass-cli, which makes me install via a remote bash script. :(

   I tried adding a comment to this existing thread ("Single Linux yum repo for all Proton apps
   ") here, but couldn't: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/945460-general-ideas/suggestions/50536500-single-linux-yum-repo-for-all-proton-apps

   Installing pass-cli via a downloaded bash script is not optimal, and feels very insecure. Instead, people on Linux distributions should be able to use their platform's package manager to install it.

   For example, it would be great to have a single yum repository for all Fedora-based proton products, so that I could just do "sudo dnf install pass-cli" (to install pass-cli specifically), or "sudo dnf update" to update everything easily. Instead, only proton-vpn has a yum repo, and… more

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2. Proton Physical Security Key

   I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

   And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

   Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for drive, not for email, not for pass, not for vpn, and i am logged in.

   Also please be aware that i am not suggesting this for convenience but for security reasons

   bonus info: you need at leas 2 of them since each is the single in the world. And if you lose, damage, corrupt, break, gets stolen, you can't access your account, at all. Done. Can't be undone. it's gone. So this is why one is the one you actually use and one that while you register (so it can be used to unlock), it is placed somewhere safe where no one can touch it....???

   the other bonus info, the idea of such keys is that they are physically inside, i understand it's like a silicon or something that gets read so it's not a password or otherwise that can be take or stolen.

   LAST BONUS!!! Use this keys for a proton account that you don't use for anything other then to take control of you main proton account. Meaning that even if someone steals you physical key, and wants to use it to get access to your main account, it will not work since that key is actually for the master account and, even if someone (room mates, flat mates, house mates, friend, work collage, guest, family, hidden cameras as sadly this is getting worse and worse, so on), see you putting in the usb, that is actually just you faking it. Why faking it? so that they have the impression they can't touch your account without that key so they will not annoy you about it since the key is to special to just borrow <- as a reminder, I am not talking about people who you can trust, but the type who want to know more then you permitted them.

   EDIT: sorry for the rand. I am annoyed beyond words how many people want other people's data to scam, sell, or otherwise. And i though me writing like how i wrote it's better then me talking about criminal organisations, ai, and other stuff that are actually worse then what i wrote.

   I never understood why this is not for sale. Like for real. 100% privacy? this is much needed.

   And just to be clear, the title and all are misleading because what i actually want to suggest is a bit more.

   Let's say i have a pc, i start Proton VPN, and it works no issue since the physical key is inserted. But then i want to use this on a different device, well all i need to do is unplug it, put it in another pc, open proton apps, and well, i don't need to write my password. Not for… more

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3. Allow for fully randomly generated email aliases in proton pass

   Currently when you create an alias in proton pass using a custom domain in my instance, by default it creates a 5 random letter/number suffix for example: .g43fs@example.com and it either auto fills the service name at the front: spotify.g43fs@example.com or expects you to enter a prefix.

   This makes it easy for services to identify that you are using an alias for custom domains, without having to dig into the DNS records of the domain, which is unlikely anyway.

   You can disable the suffix (called prefix) in the settings "Random Prefix Generation" but this leaves you having to randomly generate the full email address on your own, it is tedious.

   We should have an option to fully randomly generate an email address including size for example: yjnf92fgu89aaet4s@example.com and it should work in the auto fill menu that creates an alias for you.

   Currently when you create an alias in proton pass using a custom domain in my instance, by default it creates a 5 random letter/number suffix for example: .g43fs@example.com and it either auto fills the service name at the front: spotify.g43fs@example.com or expects you to enter a prefix.

   This makes it easy for services to identify that you are using an alias for custom domains, without having to dig into the DNS records of the domain, which is unlikely anyway.

   You can disable the suffix (called prefix) in the settings "Random Prefix Generation" but this leaves you having to randomly generate… more

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4. Quicker password access for Desktop Apps

   I believe having a way for Pass to see open apps and recommend passwords for desktop apps may be beneficial. I'm sure this is very involved, but it would be a drastic improvement to the UI. For example, for me to open Spotify, OpenEvidence, Work applications, and be able to click the tray icon for pass to autofill the account sign in after I select which app I am opening.

   This of course would benefit from having a tray icon (as with the VPN) that sits in the notification tray to increase efficiency.

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5. Feature to remove duplicate passwords

   Feature to remove duplicate passwords, especially in scenarios of uploading same csv twice or same passwords but from different sources.

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6. Cybersecurity Is Built on Preparation, Not Luck

   Cybersecurity is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. Every day, individuals and businesses face evolving cyber threats, including phishing attacks, ransomware, cryptoc urrency fraud, data breaches, and unauthorized access to critical systems. While no organization can eliminate every risk, implementing proactive security measures can significantly reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber incidents.

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   Cybersecurity is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. Every day, individuals and businesses face evolving cyber threats, including phishing attacks, ransomware, cryptoc urrency fraud, data breaches, and unauthorized access to critical systems. While no organization can eliminate every risk, implementing proactive security measures can significantly reduce the likelihood and impact of cyber incidents.

   MUYERN TRUST provides professional cybersecurity solutions designed to help clients strengthen their digital security and respond effectively to cyber threats. Our services include Digital Asset Recovery Support, Cybersecurity Consulting, Digital Forensics, Blockc hain Investigations, Incident Response, Cloud Security, Security Risk Assessments, Email Security, Network Protection, and… more

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7. Create import (conversion) functionality for the eWallet application produced by Illium Software (https://www.iliumsoft.com/ewallet/)

   Create import (conversion) functionality for the eWallet application produced by Illium Software (https://www.iliumsoft.com/ewallet/)

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8. Unlock browser extension with hardware security key

   Allow browser extension unlock with hardware security key like yubikey

   Allow option and/or for unlocking with biometrics/hardware security key

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9. Let Us Fix the Icons You Can't Fetch: Allow Custom Favicon Uploads

   Dear Proton Development Team,

   I need to talk about the generic favicon problem in Proton Pass. I find it an issue & very frustrating when your system can’t fetch a simple favicon, and just defaults to the same generic human silhouette for every un-fetched entry. The default icon [A light coloured, Proton purple human silhouette on a dark circular background]

   Case in point: I tried to save my n8n.io login. Multiple URLs, no favicon found. What did I get? That same human silhouette favicon....

   Not a letter, not a logo....just a silhouette. It’s the same for Similar.ai, Meta/Facebook/Ollama, Fedex & all of Proton's sub domains! Due to so many auto-fetch fails, I/we are left with zero visual distinction, between completely different services.

   This completely breaks the user experience for me & Im sure many others. To be fair I & so many others don’t identify our bank accounts 🏦, our automation tools, or our email accounts 📧 by looking at the same non distinctive silhouette. I recognize logos. The silhouette just creates so much visual noise. It makes my vault feel impersonal and hard, slow/clunky to navigate.

   Here’s what needs to happen:

   1. Fix or Replace || Auto-Fetch Params

   -Support more file types and icon locations (SVG, PNG, high-res).

   -Actually work for major platforms. If it can’t, give us a real alternative.

   1. Let Us Upload Our Own Icons || This is Essential

   -If the system fails, I should be able to upload my own icon in under 10 seconds.

   -Support .png, .jpg, .svg, .gif, etc.

   -Allow uploads from my device or via image URL.

   -Include a simple crop/resize tool in-app.

   1. If Development is Blocked || Consider an AI-Assisted Solution

   -If the frontend/backend workload is too high for manual uploads right now, consider implementing a lightweight AI fetch layer that:

   -Caches and indexes favicons from a trusted source

   -Generates fallback icons based on site branding colors and initials (better than a silhouette)

   -Runs client-side or via a privacy-respecting proxy

   --> I am passionate about fixing this problem & would welcome the chance to contribute directly to solving this issue. With development experience I would be genuinely humbled to have an opportunity to work with the Proton Dev Team, if I could help implement one of my expertly crafted autonomous ai workflows' w/ custom fit parameters!

   Honestly, this isn’t just a cosmetic nice-to-have element. This is a core usability issue. A password manager is a visual tool. When every unrecognizable login looks like the same default silhouette, the product feels incomplete.

   Please give us a way to make our vaults actually usable at a glance. Let us replace the silhouettes with real logos.

   Signed,
   A truly passionate ProtonPass user & friend who’s tired of identifying everything by a generic bland icon.

   Dear Proton Development Team,

   I need to talk about the generic favicon problem in Proton Pass. I find it an issue & very frustrating when your system can’t fetch a simple favicon, and just defaults to the same generic human silhouette for every un-fetched entry. The default icon [A light coloured, Proton purple human silhouette on a dark circular background]

   Case in point: I tried to save my n8n.io login. Multiple URLs, no favicon found. What did I get? That same human silhouette favicon....

   Not a letter, not a logo....just a silhouette. It’s the same for Similar.ai, Meta/Facebook/Ollama, Fedex &… more

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10. Proton Pass browser extension should retain settings

    Extension settings should be stored server side, and when signed-in again, they should be automatically applied.

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11. favorite logins at the top

    For example, I have 5 Google logins, so the one I've favorited will always be on top when the password fill pop-up comes up on the browser. Favorite mark should also show on the Proton Pass Win app

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12. Custom Field Rearrangement, Clone, PIN, Web Icons, Phone Number & Profile Photo

    1. Custom Field Rearrangement – Ability to rearrange custom fields across login items, identities, and other item types.

    2. Clone Login Items – A cloning/duplicate feature for login items, which is very necessary for efficiency.

    3. PIN Field for Logins – Addition of a dedicated "PIN" field alongside username and password for login items.

    4. Web Icons Not Displaying Consistently – Many login items do not show their respective website icons, while some do. It would be great if all items could reliably display icons for quick recognition.

    5. Phone Number Field in Login Items – Some websites allow login via either email or mobile number. Having a dedicated field for “mobile/phone number” would make the login process more seamless.

    6. Profile Photo for Identities – Adding an option to upload a profile photo in the identities section would make it easier to visually identify different identities at a glance.

    1. Custom Field Rearrangement – Ability to rearrange custom fields across login items, identities, and other item types.

    2. Clone Login Items – A cloning/duplicate feature for login items, which is very necessary for efficiency.

    3. PIN Field for Logins – Addition of a dedicated "PIN" field alongside username and password for login items.

    4. Web Icons Not Displaying Consistently – Many login items do not show their respective website icons, while some do. It would be great if all items could reliably display icons for quick recognition.

    5. Phone Number Field in Login Items – Some websites allow login via either email or mobile… more

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13. Pass Monitor: flag stale / obsolete entries (dead domains, long-unused logins)

    Pass Monitor currently identifies weak, reused, and compromised passwords — which is excellent. I'd like to suggest an additional detection category: stale and obsolete entries.

    For users with large vaults (e.g. 1,000+ entries), many logins accumulate over years for services that no longer exist, domains that have expired, or accounts that have never been accessed. These entries add noise and make vault hygiene harder.

    Requested behaviour

    Dead domain detection — flag entries where the stored URL no longer resolves (DNS check, client-side or server-side)
    Inactivity flag — surface entries that have not been autofilled or edited in over N years (user-configurable threshold, e.g. 2 or 3 years)
    No URL entries — optionally flag logins that have no associated URI at all, as these can never trigger autofill
    This would be surfaced as a new section in Pass Monitor, similar to the existing "Inactive 2FA" section — with the option to dismiss or delete entries directly from the list.

    Privacy note: domain resolution checks should either be performed locally (using the device's DNS resolver) or be opt-in, to avoid leaking vault URLs to Proton's servers.

    Pass Monitor currently identifies weak, reused, and compromised passwords — which is excellent. I'd like to suggest an additional detection category: stale and obsolete entries.

    For users with large vaults (e.g. 1,000+ entries), many logins accumulate over years for services that no longer exist, domains that have expired, or accounts that have never been accessed. These entries add noise and make vault hygiene harder.

    Requested behaviour

    Dead domain detection — flag entries where the stored URL no longer resolves (DNS check, client-side or server-side)
    Inactivity flag — surface entries that have not been autofilled or edited in over N years… more

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14. Proton Account Security: Automatic 2FA deactivation after logging in without security key

    When I try to bypass 2FA using my secret phrase or secondary email one time code, not only it deactivates 2FA, it removes all the available security keys saved. I propose to only disable 2FA, to let the user choose if they want to enable it in the future, and let them delete it after only if they want to

    Even asking if they want to delete the keys and disabling is a better option than to automatically delete everything

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15. Better favicon/icon support
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16. Improved custom rules for Autofill

    As some of you may have noticed, certain websites simply don't cooperate with Proton Pass's default autofill logic - the fields aren't detected correctly, or the site's structure confuses the autofiller entirely, so it fails to fill in your credentials.

    Bitwarden has recently tackled this exact problem with their "Fill Assist" system, which uses community-submitted custom rules to fix autofill on sites that don't play nicely with standard detection. It would be great if Proton Pass could implement something similar, so we don't have to reinvent the wheel:

    https://bitwarden.com/blog/fill-assist-improving-autofill-every-time-for-everyone/

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17. Full auto-logout after user-specified duration

    The master password and 2FA method are used far too rarely to access Proton Pass.

    Currently, you can set up a PIN or biometrics to access your Proton vault seemingly indefinitely. I believe this can make it harder to remember your master password, or spot issues with your 2FA method. I also believe this is a security risk for any devices that are left unattended for an extended time; a 6-digit code is more easily leaked than a strong master password!

    I would like for Proton Pass to implement a feature in which the user can – but doesn't have to – specify a duration (like a week or a month), after which the current device is automatically logged out.

    The master password and 2FA method are used far too rarely to access Proton Pass.

    Currently, you can set up a PIN or biometrics to access your Proton vault seemingly indefinitely. I believe this can make it harder to remember your master password, or spot issues with your 2FA method. I also believe this is a security risk for any devices that are left unattended for an extended time; a 6-digit code is more easily leaked than a strong master password!

    I would like for Proton Pass to implement a feature in which the user can – but doesn't have… more

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18. Labeled Vault icons and custom icons

    I have difficulties to understand what all Vault icons stands for. It would be easier to choose the appropriate icon for your vault if they are labeled. I wish to request these suggestions beneath:

    1. Labeled Vault icons.
    2. More icons.
    3. Custom icons.

    Please vote if you also would like to see this and please share your thoughts or even suggestions to be added to this. Thanks in advance.

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19. CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    The Proton Pass apps (desktop, browser, mobile) all track and show when each item was last used, which makes it easy to spot stale credentials and to sort by what you actually use. The CLI is the only client that ignores this: it never shows a "last used" value and never updates it, even though the API already returns the field.

    I'd love the CLI to match the apps here:

    1. Show "last used" in item list / item view JSON output, alongside the created/modified times that are already there.
    2. Update it when an item is actually used from the CLI — item view, item totp, and especially run / inject, which are how secrets get consumed in scripts and CI.
    3. Optionally, let item list --sort-by last-used order by it.

    Use case: credential hygiene. With this I could audit a vault for credentials nobody uses anymore, and confirm that the secrets my automation depends on are still alive. Right now a login read every hour by a cron job looks completely unused from the CLI's point of view.

    This would bring the CLI in line with the rest of the Proton Pass ecosystem for power users who live in the terminal.

    I've put together a working reference implementation if it helps: https://github.com/bsramin/pass-cli/pull/1

    CLI: expose and update "last used" time for items

    The Proton Pass apps (desktop, browser, mobile) all track and show when each item was last used, which makes it easy to spot stale credentials and to sort by what you actually use. The CLI is the only client that ignores this: it never shows a "last used" value and never updates it, even though the API already returns the field.

    I'd love the CLI to match the apps here:

    1. Show "last used" in item list / item view JSON output, alongside the created/modified times that are already there.
    2. Update it… more
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20. Feature Request: Support for "Sign in with Google / Apple" (SSO) detection & autofill

    Hi Proton team,

    I am currently testing Proton Pass as a potential replacement for 1Password, but I noticed a missing feature that is crucial for my daily workflow: the ability to automatically detect, save, and prompt third-party SSO logins (like "Sign in with Google" or "Sign in with Apple").

    Currently, if I click "Sign in with Google" on a website, Proton Pass ignores the action and doesn't prompt to save it. 1Password handles this perfectly by remembering the exact SSO method used and offering it as a 1-click login the next time I visit the site.

    Having to manually create an empty login item with a "Sign in with Google" note is quite frustrating. Implementing this feature would make the transition from 1Password much smoother and greatly improve the user experience.

    Are there any plans to add this to the roadmap? Thanks!

    Hi Proton team,

    I am currently testing Proton Pass as a potential replacement for 1Password, but I noticed a missing feature that is crucial for my daily workflow: the ability to automatically detect, save, and prompt third-party SSO logins (like "Sign in with Google" or "Sign in with Apple").

    Currently, if I click "Sign in with Google" on a website, Proton Pass ignores the action and doesn't prompt to save it. 1Password handles this perfectly by remembering the exact SSO method used and offering it as a 1-click login the next time I visit the site.

    Having to manually create… more

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