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Dupe of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass-authenticator/suggestions/47617799-auto-bulk-change-passwords-on-websites-with-gene search for duplicates and should be merged in there
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Dupe of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/953584-proton-pass-authenticator/suggestions/47617799-auto-bulk-change-passwords-on-websites-with-gene search for duplicates I think and should be merged in there
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This is done right? https://proton.me/support/ssh-agent. says it's available for linux
"In the SSH Agent section, tick the Use Proton Pass as SSH agent box to generate a setup command that you can then paste into your terminal. If you’re using a macOS or Linux device then once you’ve copied the command, select Done. "
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afaik this is a duplicate of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/47531249-allow-killswitch-to-be-enabled-with-split-tunnel
proton admins may want to merge this issue into older issue
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afaik this is a duplicate of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/47531249-allow-killswitch-to-be-enabled-with-split-tunnel
proton admins may want to merge this issue into older issue
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afaik this is a duplicate of https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/932836-proton-vpn/suggestions/47531249-allow-killswitch-to-be-enabled-with-split-tunnel
proton admins may want to merge this issue into older issue
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This would be a strong use case for brokered credential access. Proton Pass could fill the existing password, generate and fill the replacement, and save the updated login after user approval—without exposing either password to the AI agent. I opened a related request for that security model:
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This related request applies the same “approve use without revealing the secret” model to website logins and TOTP codes: Proton Pass would fill the browser after approval while never returning the credential to the AI agent.
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The encrypted local-autofill channel proposed here could provide useful plumbing for an AI-safe credential broker. This related request adds verified agent identity, per-task approval, scoped grants, and the requirement that the agent receive only status—not the credential.
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This complementary request moves the security boundary earlier: instead of only detecting suspicious access after an agent can retrieve plaintext, Proton Pass would broker the login so the agent never receives the credential. Canary detection and brokered autofill could work together.
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1Password’s October 22 announcement expands their earlier claude only integration to any agent, making it even more compelling over proton pass:
https://1password.com/blog/1password-for-ai-agents
The agent requests a login, the user approves, and 1Password fills the credentials directly into the destination site without exposing them to the agent