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Currently, Proton Pass items (such as logins, identities, passwords, etc.) have fixed field positions like Name, Password, 2FA, Notes, and Files.
I propose adding a feature that allows users to customize the order of fields within an item, so they can prioritize the information they use most frequently.
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In an Identity item, a user might want their Social Security Number or ID number to appear at the top for quick access, above less-used fields.
In a Login item, a user could move the 2FA code field to the top for easier copying during sign-in.
This customization would make Proton Pass much more flexible and user-friendly for different workflows and preferences.
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Currently, all items in a Proton Pass vault are listed together, which can make it difficult to organize accounts, notes, and credentials for different purposes.
I propose adding a feature that allows users to create folders inside each vault, so they can group related items for better structure and accessibility.
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In a vault named Work, a user could create folders like Servers (containing all server credentials and notes) and Email Accounts (containing email credentials).
In a vault named Gmail, a user could organize items into folders such as Government Services and Gaming Accounts (for services like Steam, Epic, etc.).
This improvement would significantly enhance organization, especially for users with many items and complex workflows.
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Currently, Proton Pass autofill and passkey features work primarily in web browsers, but do not integrate well with mobile apps or many desktop applications.
I propose improving the integration so that autofill and passkeys work seamlessly across any app, similar to how Samsung Pass or other system-level password managers operate.
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On mobile, when logging into apps like Discord or email clients, users should be able to autofill both passwords and 2FA codes without leaving the app.
Passkey support should also work natively in apps, avoiding the need to manually copy credentials from Proton Pass every time.
This feature would significantly improve convenience and security, reducing friction for users who rely on Proton Pass for all their authentication needs.