Proton Pass - Password Manager

Proton, your plans are impossible to understand. I want to create a credit card entry, but it tells me to upgrade. When I tap upgrade it says I have all the features. Can’t find your plans on your site. Can’t find them in the app. Can’t upgrade. Why is this so difficult? You really need to work on your usability if you want to gain and retain customers.

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This is my recommended password manager for anyone techy enough to use a password manager that is not the one built into your browser/phone. It’s worth switching to.

I just tried to change a password on my main credit card. I clicked generate. It generated something but didn’t show it to me. I couldn’t copy and paste. It din’t update my current listing for that account and it didn’t generate a new entry. Now I can’t get into that account. This keeps happening! Your support page offered nothing. I’m about ready to switch.

Proton Pass (PP) is a great PM. We find it easy to use and reliable. Plus, we just started exploring other aspects PP and them helping to keep our personal information more secure!!!! Thanks!!

Easy to use. Valuable to shield with email aliases and keeping passwords.

There is no equal to proton pass. It is the digital equivalent of Swiss banking 30 years ago. Zero issues and zero regrets.

I’ve used protonmail for a while, but will be moving away. It turns out there’s support in the app, but I’m not sure it’s going to work out. For this password manager, it is really bad on the iPad. It can’t even create a password strong enough for tractor supply, and as I tried to correct it it made multiple duplicates in my vault.

Proton Pass with SimpleLogin is the best password manager I've used, it’s better than 1Password and NordPass. Its seamless email alias integration, and user-friendly interface make it a winner. While the windows app have room for improvement, the open-source and affordable pricing solidify its place as the top choice for online security.

I’ve been a Proton Mail user for many years, and I love the product. Recently I upgraded my package to one that includes Pass. It’s confusing and doesn’t appear to work at all within iPad Safari. It kinda works within MacOS Safari on a few websites but not others. I haven’t been able to get the Hide My Email feature to work at all, but why is that within a password manager anyway? Apple’s free Password app handles passwords quite well, and what it doesn’t do, such as credit card details, work very well in 1Password. Proton Pass would do well to emulate 1Password. I uninstalled Proton Pass and will continue to rely on the more than adequate tools that were available before its installation.