I really like the idea of this, but unfortunately it is very user unfriendly. The Pass monitor suggests that I change insecure passwords on websites, but the extension itself prevents me from doing it. It will save log-ins that I had already created myself, but there is no way to change and improve them. In fact, with the 3 fields to fill out (old password, new password and verify new password), the extension makes it impossible. It has been a frustrating experience trying to make ProtonPass do what it should do. Repeatedly trying to get help on Proton's subreddit did not bear fruit.
I have been a paying Proton customer for years, but ProtonPass is a time-consuming disappointment.

Update: Specifically paypal.com and ebay have been impossible. I have tried a number of times over the past months without success. Another issue is that paypal has very specific limitations as to what is accepted in terms of a password (which characters, symbols, password length, etc). Per my experience, and after a lot of time attempting, this cannot be created by ProtonPass.

Update: Passmail does not get accepted on all platforms/sites when opening new accounts.

It would be perfect with 2 more things:
1. Offline support (when there's no internet connection I cannot log into e.g. a router interface)
2. Keyboard shortcuts - e.g. Cmd + Shift + L, similarly to what competitors have.

Very well done, but two important features are missing.

1. Automatic filling using keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl + L.
2. Unlocking Proton Pass after restarting the browser should require the Proton password or a passkey such as face recognition, camera, or fingerprint.

Excelte app para tener seguro las pass

I'm a frequent user of many Protons apps. The VPN is the best, the password locker gives me at least a semblance of security, and the e-mail service, the calendar, and the cloud storage are all top notch as well.

If you want a safe place to store your shit that you'd rather not get snooped, is there anything safer than in the fortress that is Switzerland.?

The BEST password manager! I used to use Bitwarden, but Proton Pass is much more user-friendly, especially for beginners. They are catching up in features fast and I love the bundle of it with other Proton services. :)