Reviews for Proton Pass
Proton Pass by Proton
Review by anon77111
Rated 4 out of 5
by anon77111, a month agoExcellent pw manager that only gets better with time! My only "complaints"/requests keeping it from 5 stars:
1) QR codes --
ProtonPass could really use a QR code screenshot/image scanner (like GNOME Authenticator's) for sites that don't alternatively provide the code (e.g. Twilio).
2) Email Aliases --
There's (currently) no way to attach aliases to the sites for which they've been created. So every time we click on the email input for an aliased site, we're prompted to create a new alias instead of being able to select an existing email, alias or otherwise.
3) 2FA --
I love being able to have multiple TOTPs, but it'd be an ENORMOUS value-add if ProtonPass allowed us to match specific TOTPs with specific websites/subdomains. Current example...
I have one Azure login with access to 4 tenants, each w/ their own TOTP. Upon login to any Azure sites, I'm routed through each tenant's MFA...
tenant1 login: ProtonPass produces the main TOTP, which happens to belong to tenant1 (correct)
tenant2 login: ProtonPass produces the main TOTP, which belongs to tenant1 (incorrect).
tenant3 login: (same as tenant2)
tenant4 login: (same as tenant2)
I have to go back to the extension, scroll to the bottom to see my list of extra TOTPs, copy the correct one, then paste. This leads into #4...
4) Privacy --
I would love to see an option to hide, or even just collapse, recent account logins by default so everything isn't on blast when accessing ProtonPass while screensharing/streaming/pair-programming/etc. (Bonus pts for a virtual blackout option, like "Privacy Mode" on RustDesk/AnyDesk/etc.!)
Keep up the incredible work and overall mission!!
1) QR codes --
ProtonPass could really use a QR code screenshot/image scanner (like GNOME Authenticator's) for sites that don't alternatively provide the code (e.g. Twilio).
2) Email Aliases --
There's (currently) no way to attach aliases to the sites for which they've been created. So every time we click on the email input for an aliased site, we're prompted to create a new alias instead of being able to select an existing email, alias or otherwise.
3) 2FA --
I love being able to have multiple TOTPs, but it'd be an ENORMOUS value-add if ProtonPass allowed us to match specific TOTPs with specific websites/subdomains. Current example...
I have one Azure login with access to 4 tenants, each w/ their own TOTP. Upon login to any Azure sites, I'm routed through each tenant's MFA...
tenant1 login: ProtonPass produces the main TOTP, which happens to belong to tenant1 (correct)
tenant2 login: ProtonPass produces the main TOTP, which belongs to tenant1 (incorrect).
tenant3 login: (same as tenant2)
tenant4 login: (same as tenant2)
I have to go back to the extension, scroll to the bottom to see my list of extra TOTPs, copy the correct one, then paste. This leads into #4...
4) Privacy --
I would love to see an option to hide, or even just collapse, recent account logins by default so everything isn't on blast when accessing ProtonPass while screensharing/streaming/pair-programming/etc. (Bonus pts for a virtual blackout option, like "Privacy Mode" on RustDesk/AnyDesk/etc.!)
Keep up the incredible work and overall mission!!
Developer response
posted a month agoThank you for your review. We have shared your feedback with the team for future consideration. Make sure to follow our blog (proton.me/blog) and our direct channels for any news and updates Proton Pass-related.
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- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 16675413, 2 days agoLove it! I've had a few other password managers and Proton has been by fair the easiest to deal with.
- Rated 5 out of 5by Ben, 2 days ago
Developer response
posted a day agoThank you for your review. We have forwarded your request to the team for future consideration. Since we currently don't have an ETA for this feature, you can follow our blog and our direct channels for any news and updates.- Rated 5 out of 5by Index, 2 days ago
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- Rated 4 out of 5by David Ward, 3 days agoI would rate 5 stars, but updates to the Firefox extension don't keep up with those to the Chrome extension. For example, Proton Pass introduced custom item types a while back, and within like a day, all their clients (mac, linux, chrome extension, etc) rolled out an updated version that supports them. Well, all except for the Firefox extension. Thus, custom item types can't even be seen - much less used - within Firefox. Otherwise this is a great extension with a pleasant UI.
Developer response
posted 2 days agoThank you for your review. The update for the Proton Pass Firefox extension is coming soon. Firefox sometimes takes a longer time to validate the updates of our extension, therefore the Firefox extension may receive the updated version and make it available to users a bit later after its release. We appreciate your patience in the meantime. - Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 15167055, 3 days ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 19114651, 3 days ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by TheGrid, 4 days ago
- Rated 5 out of 5by Firefox user 17431847, 5 days ago
- Rated 4 out of 5by TechnoJunkie, 5 days agoExtension is always updated very late for Firefox. 1.32.2 has been available in the Chrome Webstore since July 2, 2025. Here in the Firefox Add-On Store still the old one from June 5, 2025. I still have problems on many pages that the automatic filling does not work. I have reported these pages to Proton, but nothing happens.
Developer response
posted 2 days agoThe update for the Proton Pass Firefox extension is coming soon. Firefox sometimes takes a longer time to validate the updates of our extension, therefore the Firefox extension may receive the updated version and make it available to users a bit later after its release.
As for the websites you've reported having autofill issues with, you may rest assured that they've been documented accordingly for future improvement. Thank you for your patience and understanding regarding this matter.