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THIS IS IMPORTANT
Pass does not allow users to SORT logins by the date their Password was GENERATED, but only by the date the entire login was Created.
Instead, members must Create a NEW login, so that when a SORT is done, one can see passwords "newest to oldest" OR "oldest to newest".
If a new password is inserted into an existing login, the Date of Creation does NOT change, and the SORT by date function becomes irrelevant.
So, either the devs could introduce that 'Date of Password Changed" as a SORT option
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Make it easy to CLONE a Login. That way:
1. A new password can be put into the Cloned login.
2. The old login can be deleted.
3. A sort by Date of Creation would reflect the age of the Password.Time Pencil
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YES PLEASE!
Both Bitwarden and Norton allow users to set a requirement to re-enter the 'master password' in order to view any particular entry in the vault.
Ideally, this would be a configurable option so that one could set it as:
1. Master Password required for Auto-fill to work AND to View or Edit the Login details in Pass. or,
2. Auto-fill does NOT require Master Password to work, but Master Password IS required to View or Edit the Login in Pass.
3. OFFI am yet to find a single Password Manager, whether in a free or paid tier, that has ALL the features it should have.
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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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Separate password! NOT an additional password. Good grief!
There's no prospect of me ever applying a second password to Pass. (There's also no prospect of me ever paying for Pass while the desktop app is 'dark mode' only.)
Congratulations, Proton, on taking your first step towards enshittification.
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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'm migrating from Windows to Linux, never to return.
I'm a paying user of Proton Drive.
By October 2025, either Proton will have a Linux client for Drive, or I will no longer be a paying subscriber to Proton Drive.
It is just that simple.