I love it. An easy win if you already use other proton services.

Love the Firefox password manager, but Proton Pass' capacity to be used everywhere, and slew of more robust features made the switch a tough, but ultimately positive change.
I love in particular passkeys, separate email/username fields, adding notes to fields, naming accounts, separating personal/work/alias/projects "vaults", one click alias generation, tweakable random password generation and auto-saves, pop-ups instead of new tab, and auto-timeout security. I got it in tandem with moving my emails to Proton Mail, and upgraded to get full features; I'll never be without Proton from now on.

amazing, free, works everywhere even on phone, like waoahaha

Love it

This add-on needs a keyboard shortcut to fill in credentials.

Very lightweight; it doesn't cripple the browser's performance. The animations are very fluid and slick, too. Thanks!
I chose Proton's password manager because of the European Union's superior data protection regulations.

I loved this extension. Then I installed the iOS application, and it told me that my plan did not support autofilling, therefore making this add-on useless. What is the point of a password manager if I can't sync it between multiple devices. Time to reinstall Bitwarden. They aren't as greedy. Nobody has money to pay monthly for a web extension in 2025. I work at a grocery store for 11 hours every day, and barely make enough to live... so no way I'm paying f***ing monthly for a f***ing iOS app. Stop begging me for money. 👎

The only drawback is that on some websites, it cannot recognize the login fields, even though it can recognize the password field. It would be useful to have a setting where I can manually specify which field is for the username and which is for the password for a specific website.