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There are a few adages that apply here. "Don't put all your eggs in one basket" and "avoid single points of failure".
I'll NEVER have any password manager also store 2FA information. If the password manager gets compromised, then everything is lost.
However, by having TOTPs stored and managed in an independent authenticator app, BOTH the password manager AND the authenticator must be compromised in order to gain access.
Soldiers have a saying, 'Never put comfort before security" and users should "Never put convenience before security."
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Proton Pass browser extension for MS Edge is too small and too dark for practical use in normal lighting conditions.
I do like the colour theme, but an optional "light mode" is desperately needed.
[Edit: (June 2024) Still no 'Light Mode" available, when it should be the default mode. This deficiency is the ONLY thing that has dissuaded me from becoming a paid subscriber. Too bad.]
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Trying to read a tiny little popup window with text that is dark blue or purple on a black is damn near impossible under most lighting conditions.
Just because CERN likes to build its biggest experiments underground, doesn't mean that Proton Pass users will be happy to crawl into a cave every time they need to use their password manager.
I wonder if Proton will add the 2190 votes received for the thread titled "Separate Password for Proton Pass" and which has been marked as 'Completed'?
The implementation of multiple Proton passwords could be with an ADMIN password for the user's account, and subordinate passwords (2 or more of them) that may be selected for use on one or more applications. e.g. one for Pass, one for Mail and Calendar, one for Drive.
Any such subordinate passwords should be 'optional' and 'selectable'. i.e. a selected subordinate password should be permitted on whichever Proton apps desired by the user.