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An error occurred while saving the comment An error occurred while saving the comment Megadyne
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There are some logins that I definitely do NOT want to store in ProtonPass. No disrespect intended. There are some passwords that I want to stay in muscle-memory, that I want to keep in my head only. And as Terry said, it's better to keep 2FA separate from passwords.
It must surely be a fairly trivial addition to the system?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Megadyne
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Matt, I think that works OK for relatively simple, non-structured collections. My passwords on PasswordSafe are organised into folders, sometimes 3 layers deep. In addition I have quite a lot of notes for some entries (not just username/password but also "security PIN", memorable words, name of my grandmother's pet tortoise, etc). I've explored the export to Excel route quite a bit but always lose some data.
My current best option is to keep running ProtonPass and PasswordSafe in parallel, and transferring the data as and when - or if! - I need it. Turns out there are plenty of entries that never get used, so after a while I'm going to prune it all back. When I have time.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Megadyne
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Any progress on this? It really is a deal breaker for me.
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Brilliant, thank you Admin. Some things slip under the radar. :-)