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Geal, thank you for suggesting this one, and thank you to everyone who added their vote.
We've made good progress on biometric unlock for the Proton Pass browser extension, though we aren't across all browsers and platforms just yet. Here's where things stand.
On macOS, you can unlock the extension with Touch ID on Chromium-based browsers, and Firefox accepts biometric unlock too. More details are here: https://proton.me/support/biometric-unlock-desktop
We're continuing to work through biometric unlock across browsers and platforms, so what's available depends on where you use Proton Pass. If something you were hoping for isn't there, that's likely part of the work still ahead rather than a permanent gap.
If you run into any trouble, our support team can help at https://proton.me/support/contact. And if you have further wishes, please post them as a new idea on this board. We'd love to hear how this works for you.
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Keen to use that too on Firefox, I agree it should be the default
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BEWARE, it seems to reply from the main Proton account!
I have just tested the following workflow:
- open an email I received, addressed to an hide-my-email
- click reply
- delete the original sender and replace it with another address I own for testing (outside Proton)
- hit send
- open the received email from the other email account
The email headers indicate that it originated from my primary Proton account, NOT my hide-my-email alias. Not only it is consistent with the UI but it is contrary to what others have been reporting that it's actually sent by alias, I do not know if Proton changed the behaviour but beware!