Reviews for Proton Pass
Proton Pass by Proton
Review by Firefox user 18198194
Rated 1 out of 5
by Firefox user 18198194, a year agoThis app is just not secure. At best, all passwords are secured by a six digit PIN. Sure, you can set up a good passphrase for your protonmail account, but I've used it like twice. Once you log in, it doesn't log you out - even when you exit Firefox. It's open to whomever uses Firefox. The best you can do is require a PIN which must be used if PP has been idle for a certain time. Oh, and the app drops the PIN requirement occasionally and it must be reset leaving you completely exposed in the meantime. Seriously, only six digit protection for all our passwords. Might as well skip a password manager and just use 123456 everywhere.
Developer response
posted a year agoThank you for your feedback! The latest version of the extension asks for your PIN when restarting your browser. Please make sure that you are not using an outdated version. Moreover, in general, you should not log in on untrusted devices, so make sure to log out of Proton Pass after you no longer need it, if your threat model includes such cases.
Please report the issue you mention with the extension dropping the PIN at pass@protonme.zendesk.com, so we can look into this.
Please report the issue you mention with the extension dropping the PIN at pass@protonme.zendesk.com, so we can look into this.
1,250 reviews
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- Rated 5 out of 5by Nhân Trí, 2 days ago
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- Rated 2 out of 5by Malmby, 4 days agoFor the most basic of password management needs, Proton Pass [in its current state] is OK, but it is nearly a decade behind, which is obvious.
Compared to how Bitwarden matches by base domain, host, regular expression, etc., Proton Pass may as well be unusable (uses a simple search, so having a frequently used email of @domain.com and then having a domain.com website to log into means you get hundreds of "matching" credentials.)
UI is not compact, at all--very inefficient UI.