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1. Native Windows‑wide Autofill integration for Proton services

   Proton’s autofill currently works only in the web and mobile apps, which leaves Windows users having to copy-paste or manually type sensitive data into desktop programs. This not only wastes time but also increases the risk of typos and accidental exposure. Competitors such as Bitwarden and 1Password already provide native Windows autofill extensions, leaving Proton at a usability disadvantage on the desktop.

   To address this, we propose a lightweight, system-wide autofill extension for Windows — a secure background plugin that uses the Windows clipboard and input APIs to detect form fields and fill them automatically. All data would remain encrypted on Proton’s servers, and the plugin would decrypt each value only momentarily to insert it into the corresponding field before securely wiping it from memory. This preserves Proton’s zero-access architecture and ensures that no sensitive data persists locally.

   Users could enable or disable autofill per application, maintaining granular control over where credentials can be used. The feature would support common field types such as logins, payment details, addresses, and custom entries. By integrating with the existing Proton Vault API and leveraging the Windows Credential Provider framework, the system can offer a native experience without compromising Proton’s strict security principles.

   The benefits include faster workflows through the elimination of manual entry, reduced exposure to keyloggers or clipboard attacks, a unified experience across all platforms, and competitive parity with other leading password-management solutions. Making the component open source would further reinforce transparency and allow community auditing and contributions.

   We hope the Proton team will consider prioritizing this feature to significantly enhance the desktop experience for Windows users while upholding Proton’s high security standards.

   Proton’s autofill currently works only in the web and mobile apps, which leaves Windows users having to copy-paste or manually type sensitive data into desktop programs. This not only wastes time but also increases the risk of typos and accidental exposure. Competitors such as Bitwarden and 1Password already provide native Windows autofill extensions, leaving Proton at a usability disadvantage on the desktop.

   To address this, we propose a lightweight, system-wide autofill extension for Windows — a secure background plugin that uses the Windows clipboard and input APIs to detect form fields and fill them automatically. All data would remain encrypted… more

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2. "basic auth autofill"

   The feature "Basic Auth autofillAutofill HTTP basic auth dialogs with saved credentials." is a bit too extreme. It really tries to already log in. That goes too far. If I have multiple logins per URL, this feature will try many times the wrong password and ban my IP.
   It should just work like on Chrome, where the fields of basic auth are prefilled and i can still check what it did and then press enter.
   It is also spooky to never really know if a site had the basic auth popup or not, as it is automatic. I don't like that.

   Change this feature or make it into two checkboxes where one is basic auto prefill and one is basic auth auto login

   The feature "Basic Auth autofillAutofill HTTP basic auth dialogs with saved credentials." is a bit too extreme. It really tries to already log in. That goes too far. If I have multiple logins per URL, this feature will try many times the wrong password and ban my IP.
   It should just work like on Chrome, where the fields of basic auth are prefilled and i can still check what it did and then press enter.
   It is also spooky to never really know if a site had the basic auth popup or not, as it is automatic. I don't like… more

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3. OS-wide access to password vault

   I would love to see some sort of quick mini Proton Pass window, akin to the browser extension popup, accessible anywhere from macOS. Especially since Proton Pass can hold much more than just logins, it would make sense to see it available for quick access to that data from anywhere in the OS.

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4. pass-cli

   Hello I just downloaded pass-cli on the beta channel using the curl command provided at https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/
   To be honest I don't have any particular NEED for accessing the cli tool, but figured I would install it because who knows, maybe i'd find some use for it.

   Instantly I was met with an issue that frankly I find unacceptable from a company the size of proton... You release a brand new cli tool, and don't include a manpage... I get that the documentation is available online, and pass-cli help/ --help provide a tiny bit of assistance, but come on. I feel like the creation of a manpage has to be the easiest thing possible when it comes to developing any cli tool, and if you can't do that we're supposed to somehow trust you with the most sensitive/ valuable information on the face of this earth?

   at first I was going to complain about the fact you don't provide command completion. Because typically upon installing a new cli tool the very first thing is "command" <space> <tab> followed by "command" <space> "-" <tab> So I can get an idea of what sub commands/ options are available to me. Not all tools provide completion though, and I reluctantly accept that fact when faced with it. However after that test failed, and I went to open the man page just to be greeted by "No manual entry for pass-cli" I was genuinely turned off.

   This means that every time I want to do something I'd have --help multiple times until I figure out what my final command needs to be, and even still that's not always enough e.g.:
   1. pass-cli --help
   2. pass ssh-agent --help
   3. pass ssh-agent load --help

   to finally get:
   Load SSH keys from Proton Pass into the system SSH agent

   Usage: pass-cli ssh-agent load [OPTIONS]

   Options:
   --share-id <SHARE_ID> Share ID of the vault to load keys from
   --vault-name <VAULT_NAME> Name of the vault to load keys from
   -h, --help Print help

   So I try:
   pass-cli ssh-agent load --vault-name Notes --help

   Which gives me the same help prompt as above, so I just try:
   pass-cli ssh-agent load --vault-name Notes

   And I am met with:
   Error: Failed to load SSH keys from vaults

   Caused by:
   0: Failed to load SSH keys from vaults
   1: Error finding vault
   2: Could not find vault Notes

   No I do not have any ssh keys in that vault, but what if I had multiple. What do I do? Theres no tab completion to give me a hint at the next input, no man page to load up to definitively answer that question. Luckily I still had https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/ open in my browser so I didn't have to twiddle around for too long just to find out you can only import all ssh keys within a vault in one go instead of individual ones, but that shouldn't be the case. And if your tool requires that the user reference a document webpage in order to use it, you absolutely should have a way for the user to easily pull up said webpage whenever they need it i.e. linking it in the man page that doesn't exist.

   EDIT:
   As if that wasn't enough I decided to remove the tool until until it has gone through it's teething process a bit, and shocker (sarcasm. I'm not at all shocked at this point) theres no uninstall instructions. I'm afraid to even "rm -rf ~/.local/bin/pass-cli" at this point even though I believe (hope) that is the only thing the curl command installed on my system because I wouldn't be surprised if doing so would leave behind some orphan files. Whereas leaving it installed until an update adds an uninstall command or more documentation is created explaining how to properly uninstall the tool. Come on proton. At this point I've been a Proton Unlimited subscriber for over 2 years meaning I personally have contributed over $300 of my hard earned money to the company. I expect better from you.

   Hello I just downloaded pass-cli on the beta channel using the curl command provided at https://protonpass.github.io/pass-cli/get-started/installation/
   To be honest I don't have any particular NEED for accessing the cli tool, but figured I would install it because who knows, maybe i'd find some use for it.

   Instantly I was met with an issue that frankly I find unacceptable from a company the size of proton... You release a brand new cli tool, and don't include a manpage... I get that the documentation is available online, and pass-cli help/ --help provide a tiny bit of assistance, but come on. I feel… more

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5. Compatible with Vivaldi

   Import passwords from Vivaldi, as well as other browsers such as Zen, Arc,...

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6. Button to restore the "Current Site" search filter in the extension

   When opening the extension on a specific website, Proton Pass correctly filters the login list based on the current URL. However, if I clear this filter to search for a different item manually, there is no quick way to go back to the "Current Site" view without manually re-typing the domain or refreshing the tab.

   Suggestion: Please implement a "Reset" or "Current Site" button next to the search bar. This feature would allow users to instantly clear their manual search queries and restore the automatic filter based on the active browser tab URL.

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7. Add Trend Micro Password Manager to the list of programs from which to import
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8. Allow direct signalling of URL where autofill fails

   Autofill still does not work on many websites (App Store Connect or a Wordpress installation with 2FA being just some of them). In this case, it would be great if the browser extensions had a simple button to send the URL to Proton so that they could work on that website. I have not found a simple way to flag a given URL, other than opening and filling in a full-fledged support form. The browser extension feature would make it way easier for users to draw Proton's attention to the most needed login forms that need fixing.

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9. Proton Pass iOS Mobile - Create email alias (hide my email) on the fly in browser

   It's super cumbersome right now to create a "hide my email" alias on iOS mobile in the browser. I wish it was possible to create one on the fly.

   For instance, in iOS, when filling out email on a sign-up form, I get iOS's default iCloud "Hide My Email" option to create an alias on the fly. No ProtonPass option.

   To create a "hide my email" in ProtonPass currently, it's a long multistep process. Long press the input and choose Autofill > Passwords... which opens ProtonPass. Create an entire new login manually in the app, generate the alias, then save it, then return to the form to fill it. It's not a smooth process. Sometimes this process breaks and I'll get kicked out of ProtonPass if I came from Autofill > Passwords...

   It's super cumbersome right now to create a "hide my email" alias on iOS mobile in the browser. I wish it was possible to create one on the fly.

   For instance, in iOS, when filling out email on a sign-up form, I get iOS's default iCloud "Hide My Email" option to create an alias on the fly. No ProtonPass option.

   To create a "hide my email" in ProtonPass currently, it's a long multistep process. Long press the input and choose Autofill > Passwords... which opens ProtonPass. Create an entire new login manually in the app, generate the alias, then save… more

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10. Add the ability to change a password inline on the autofill window.

    When you log into a website sometime the password is expired and needs changed. I would like the ability to change the password inline with the autofill window. The current method is to minimize the web browser, open the password, app, changed the password, copy the password, go back to the web browser (hope it hasn’t timed out), paste the new password. The ability to edit the login within the autofill window to change the password would save a ton of steps. BTW 1Password has this feature.

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11. Vault name length

    The vault list on the left only shows about 16 letters/characters of the vault-name. If you have multiple vaults with similar name it's difficult to distinguish them.

    A possibility to extend the size of the vault list would be great, or at least that it shows the full vault-name if you hover over it.

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12. Expiration dates/reminders "Passport expires in December" to remind me *** time out
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13. Spectre import

    I need to import passwords from Spectre

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14. Proton Pass Browser Extension: 2FA autofill/button relocation

    This idea applies to the desktop Proton Pass extension (specifically, Firefox for me)

    Current flow for login to a site: When entering username and password, the autofill prompt is directly below the input field. For 2FA autofill, it moves to being below the Proton Pass Extension icon in the toolbar.

    Proposal: Either have 2FA autofill, /or/ relocate the autofill prompt to be in the same position as the username and password prompts.

    As a layperson, I think of the username, password and TOTP to all be fields within an entry in Proton Pass, so I can't think of an architectural reason that would stop this.

    From a UI perspective, it would minimize mouse movement/context switching and streamline login.

    This idea applies to the desktop Proton Pass extension (specifically, Firefox for me)

    Current flow for login to a site: When entering username and password, the autofill prompt is directly below the input field. For 2FA autofill, it moves to being below the Proton Pass Extension icon in the toolbar.

    Proposal: Either have 2FA autofill, /or/ relocate the autofill prompt to be in the same position as the username and password prompts.

    As a layperson, I think of the username, password and TOTP to all be fields within an entry in Proton Pass, so I can't think of an architectural… more

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15. Proton Pass: Have a separate section for vaults that is hidden with a pin.

    A private folder in the vaults list, that has a different pin lock on it. (Would be used for people who share computers.)

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16. Automatic insertion on the Mac using Touch ID
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17. GitHub Action - Load Secrets from Proton Pass (like 1Password)

    1Password has a github action to load secrets to be used in GitHub actions and it has been super useful. I would love to get such a feature in Proton Pass.

    For reference, this is the action I am referring to: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/load-secrets-from-1password

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18. sort vault

    Being able to manually drag/drop and change the sorting of the vaults.

    I want to have my personal vault on top and then family, my workplace etc. Currently, have to add numbers to the vault to get it in the desired sorting.

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19. yubikey permanently on

    Hi, I use the yubikey with my proton pass account and I am happy Proton does support Yubikeys,in general. For an extra layer of security, it woudl be even nicer if it was possible to have the key behaving like it does with the Yubikey authentificator (desktop app) where the app is locked whenever the yubikey is not inserted (anymore) in the computer usb port.

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20. [Desktop App] Lock on system shutdown

    I really find it difficult to remember to manually lock the desktop app before I shut down my computer, and I find the options given for auto-locking after a period of time to be rather annoying.

    Aside from that, there are definite security implications if someone gains access to your computer after you've forgotten to lock the app before you shut down. I realise the timer based auto-lock is one solution to this. As I mentioned though, it is rather annoying having to re enter my password every 1 hour at most.

    I'd really love to see a setting that automatically locks the app on system shutdown. I just migrated from KeePass and this functionality is sorely missed.

    Cheers.

    I really find it difficult to remember to manually lock the desktop app before I shut down my computer, and I find the options given for auto-locking after a period of time to be rather annoying.

    Aside from that, there are definite security implications if someone gains access to your computer after you've forgotten to lock the app before you shut down. I realise the timer based auto-lock is one solution to this. As I mentioned though, it is rather annoying having to re enter my password every 1 hour at most.

    I'd really love to see a setting that… more

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