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  1. Customize password generator and configure default settings

    656 votes

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    Under review  ·  61 comments  ·  Proton Pass & Authenticator » Changes to existing features  ·  Admin →
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    Yoms commented  · 

    I don't quite get OP's request.

    When I create a new identity, I can set the length from 4 to 64 and enable capital letters/numbers/special characters.

    Or should the status of this request be updated by Proton's team to "solved"?

  2. Customize special characters and emojis in password generator

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    36 comments  ·  Proton Pass & Authenticator » Changes to existing features  ·  Admin →
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    Yoms commented  · 

    I think that excluding special characters is NOT important at all because :
    1) You don't know in advance which characters are refused by a website, so how would you know how to configure those rules in Proton Pass beforehand?

    2) If one character is refused by a website, just manually replace it by another one and that's it. No big deal. That's how I do it in 1Password 7 (that I still currently use until Pass is on par).

    As regards the missing special characters, I concur and this should be a breeze to implement.

  3. Log into Proton Pass directly with its own password (without having to log into a Proton account first)

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    320 comments  ·  Proton Pass & Authenticator » New feature  ·  Admin →
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  4. Heads-up from loyal Proton Unlimited users. Fix the (no) Lumo Offer.

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    22 comments  ·  Lumo » Changes to existing features  ·  Admin →
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    Yoms commented  · 

    As a paid user for many years, I was indeed very disappointed by the limitations. It's basically the free version for unregistered users.

    I mean, you have more features using Duck.ai (DuckDuckGo) without registering. Even a free account on Twitter gives you access to more features.

    - Can't upload images?
    - Chats not saved permanently?
    - No access to best model (even for a limited number of requests per day)?

    Finally, disregarding privacy concerns for a bit, Lumo does not perform as well as other AI such as Midjourney (for generating images) and other examples. This makes paying for Lumo Plus an almost impossible pill to swallow.

    I would only consider paying an extra for Lumo Plus if it was on a par with the best AI out there *and* provided the privacy aspects on top of it.

    I don't blame Proton for not being there yet. I know it takes a lot of time to train an AI. But in the meantime, the limitations we currently face and a extra paid Lumo Plus version are not justified.

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