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The current icons implementation with pixelated favicons greatly negatively impacts the overall presentation of Proton Pass, which is otherwise beautiful.
As a solution, implement multiple layers for the Icons implementation:
- Provide an auto-matching Rich Icons implementation where the Proton server holds a repository of high resolution icons for most sites. Similar to 1Password.
- Fallback to "apple-touch-icon" if available as they are generally much higher quality than the "favicon".
- Fallback to "favicon".On top of that, an icon chooser:
- Provide a set of stock icons, especially useful for self-hosted services like Nextcloud or logins with no websites linked. An implementation of this can be seen in Aegis Authenticator on Android.
- Then a "custom" option which just lets you choose an image file as the icon.Mufeed Ali
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The UX for this is pretty straightforward, I think.
Alias-only entries remain as individual entries. Once a login is created with the alias, nest the alias' UI into the login entry.
Login entries created with aliases already have an icon next to the email field to indicate that they are aliases. Have this icon be a button to manage the alias. It could also just be a separate button on the right since there are no buttons there currently anyway.