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.