I compare it to RoboForm. The Proton interface is faster and cleaner. It lacks a one-click launch of the site. RoboForm tiles are more functional. Proton, entering the pin login focus is not at the entry field.

Very happy with this add-on and proton pass in general. It gets 5 stars once unlock with biometrics and autofill of credit card works (on Linux)

Proton Best in the Known World..only 4 Stars cos ALWAYS room for improvement.. maybe allow Half Stars! :-)

Great add-on. Only reason I am deducting one star is lack of support for autofill in NTLM authorization form. Could you please add support for NTLM. Thank you.

Further clarification for developer:
Small pop-up window appears and asks for credentials, but Proton pass icon is not available in the pop-up.
Actually, it looks like it is not basic auth as I mentioned originally, but NTLM...

Everything is good, even the performance. 2 catches:
- It doesn't show an autofill overlay for some websites
- It requires a PIN instead of the account password to encrypt the data stored locally. Why do we need to remember yet another 6-digit? We already need to remember Proton's password

Excellent 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!!

4 stars instead of 5 because sometimes it bugs, it doesn't autofill the credentials of the site I'm on. And sometimes Simple Login doesn't come automatically to fill new credentials

I prefer Bitwarden in terms of password manager features and to avoid having all my eggs in one Proton basket, but I must say the integration of alias email addresses in Proton Pass is extremely useful.

I generally like the extension. it does what is advertised, but i remove one star, because you can ruin your logins if you dont be careful,.. when you generate a new login and fake email... it can happen, that something doesnt get saved

Proton Pass har existed under two years and it has already come a long way. With the addition of file attachments arriving soon it can replace my 1Password subscription completely.

I don't like the PIN-login though, I would prefer to use my Proton Password or Windows Hello.