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    Pham commented  · 

    Comment for Proton Pass Feedback Thread (“Domain URL Matching Rules”)

    As an active Proton ecosystem user running a self-hosted domain (e.g. example.net), I can confirm that the current substring-based URL matching in Proton Pass severely limits usability for anyone who uses their own domain for both email and internal services.

    Example:
    All of my logins use @example.net as the username, and I host services like
    nextcloud.example.net, grafana.example.net, and truenas.example.net.
    When I visit any of those sites, Proton Pass lists every vault item containing “example.net” anywhere in the record — dozens of unrelated logins — instead of only the one matching subdomain. This makes the extension nearly unusable for homelab or enterprise setups.

    What’s needed:
    Proton Pass should implement configurable domain-matching rules, just like Bitwarden and 1Password:

    Exact host match (grafana.example.net)

    Base domain match (*.example.net)

    Starts-with / wildcard (service*.example.net)

    Regex (for advanced users)

    Multiple URLs per credential

    This would allow Proton Pass to support professional and self-hosted use cases while maintaining strict security boundaries between services. It’s also essential for organizations that share a common apex domain across many logins.

    Until Proton supports per-entry match modes, anyone with a homelab or corporate domain faces an autofill list so long it borders on unusable.

    “Let all things be done decently and in order.” — 1 Corinthians 14:40, KJV
    Precise domain matching is the digital equivalent of order. Please prioritize this improvement soon.

    — A long-time Proton user and self-hoster

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