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This is a feature in other password managers and really needs to be included. Too many websites still don't support all the special characters and then require manually changing the generated password to meet the requirements.
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A few options related to this I'd like to see in addition to this is a pin to unlock the web tab, similar to the pin to unlock ProtonPass after a set time. Also, there should be an option for hidden folders, just like on Linux/Windows/iOS. An additional reasoning for all of these options is as a secondary security feature for users logged into Proton on a shared or work computer.
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Total political neutrality is what I expect. Just avoid anything remotely political. Do not participate in any ESG or DEI initiatives. I'm a Visionary client and came to Proton for privacy and to avoid supporting the politics of Google. If you begin supporting the same politics, you'll lose a customer and I'll self-host or find a competitor.
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We should at least be able to see the entropy or a scale of how strong a password is. Currently you can create a password with four letter, all lowercase, and there's no indication that it's a weak password.