Reviews for Proton Pass
Proton Pass by Proton
Review by Haru
Rated 2 out of 5
by Haru, 3 years agoI hope the Proton team is putting a lot of effort into this extension because currently, it's not working well at all. I'd say that it only offers to autofill my info on about 50% of the sites I've tried to use it on. When I enter new login info for a website, it pretty much NEVER offers to remember it. I would submit bug reports, but I don't want to take the time because it doesn't work more often than it does. I really wish there was a standalone app for Windows instead of only the browser extension because I'd like to be able to use it for passwords that are outside of the browser as well. I also worry that there could be security vulnerabilities that are due to the browser and extension ecosystem. I'm a paid subscriber and rather disappointed, at the moment.
Developer response
posted 3 years agoThank you for your review! We're working on improving the auto-fill for all websites. Auto-fill may also work on one OS version, but not on another.
Feel free to contact us at pass@protonme.zendesk.com with more details about your device model, app version, and which exact websites/apps don't work, so we can document your report in order to improve our extension in upcoming updates.
Feel free to contact us at pass@protonme.zendesk.com with more details about your device model, app version, and which exact websites/apps don't work, so we can document your report in order to improve our extension in upcoming updates.
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- Rated 5 out of 5by KL, 2 hours agoGreat to have passwords in the browser
I have one feature to request - I want to use keyboard shortcuts to sort or filter creds for the same domain (ie. Gmail, FB, Microsoft) - don't make me scroll
There's one key quirk with this extension though - proton servers are blocked by some enterprise firewall default blacklists (ie. PaloAlto) - makes this extension offline when I'm at work
Might be worth using a Proton using a proxy or having a chat with Palo Alto
The offline behaviour has improved, but needing my password when it's offline for a day (even 10 seconds) seems over the top
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