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Proton and Standard Notes are joining forces: https://proton.me/blog/proton-standard-notes-join-forces
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If I could give this more than 3 votes I would!
For me this is something that's making me consider switching back to 1password or Bitwarden and is definitely something Pass needs sooner rather than later
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I think there has been a miss communication with what has been requested vs what has delivered (which I think is a great option to have might I add)
But this isn't quite what was requested / voted for by users :(
An alternate password is wanted for Pass, a sperate password from the one used to log into the rest of the Proton suite of apps.
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As the title says.
When trying to type a password in (say on another device that doesn't support Proton Pass) being able to tell the difference between an uppercase "I" and lowercase "l" is extremely difficult.
Numbers and symbols have different colours assigned to them already so it would be great to see with a different font used, that provides more clear distinctions between similar characters.
Or an additional colour for either lower/upper case characters.
Would increase readability & accessibility :)