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    Jon commented  · 

    For most people, there's a sweet spot between security and convenience. Being able to open Proton Pass with a physical credential like a (Yubi/Solo/Nitro/etc) USB key, or something like Apple keychain (unlock with a fingerprint, would be a big Improvement, and certainly over a PIN. Certainly more convenient than having to use the password used to secure the whole account whenever it logs out and not be able to store it in Proton Pass for that purpose (shall I write it on a post it note?). If it is possible to log in to Proton's website with a Passkey, surely it should be possible for Proton Pass too?

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    Jon commented  · 

    I read on Proton's site that you shouldn't store Proton credentials in Proton Pass for this reason. I got caught out with it too. I'd prefer a local secure database I can still log into, offline, which doesn't depend on the online service, and needs independent credentials to sync or something like that. That way I have an accessible password vault regardless.

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