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I switched to Proton from another pwd provider. It was a good choice. Everything is just a little quicker and nicer to use.

Autosave password prompt only flashes for a second before webpage finishes loading. If you don't click it immediately, you have to manually enter the password.

Proton continues to lead the way in privacy. Their passkey implementation is intuitive and works flawlessly. It’s great to have a secure, encrypted vault that manages both my passwords and passkeys in one place. Using it as a browser extension is incredibly convenient.

I have used this service for more than a year. During this time, I've had no issues. This tool is extremely useful and I feel safe knowing my information is not being sold nor used for questionable purposes.

Finally a trustable password manager. Autofill is lacking sometimes.

The app is good. It does what it promises. However, I've given 4 stars, not 5 because the UI can be made a little better.

Missing features such as username generator. UI/UX issues which I submitted to the support team. Bad management of the aliases for the backup.

The Proton suite available as browser extensions (particularly VPN and Pass) have only gotten better and better. They integrate SO seamlessly that I almost never have to tinker with them. I love being able to country-surf with their VPN (both desktop and browser) and their Pass(word) manager is spot on! All of their applications are so comfortably integrated into the Proton DNA that I couldn't imagine using any other product. I was a bit nervous leaving Nord, but after a year with Proton, I did not renew for a single year, but opted to go another TWO! And not having the US government sniffing my data and whatnot anymore...I won't be leaving Proton any time soon.

This is the only actually private password manager offered by a major company: the rest are all selling the list of domain names you hold accounts on. For the privacy conscious, there is no other choice (you could host your own if you have a lot of technical know-how, but that takes time and effort). Proton is perhaps a bit too complicated for my parents to use. But for anyone of the tech generation I do recommend this wholeheartedly: even the free tier offers enough to significantly improve your online life.