Nearly perfect. The only missing feature (for me) is the ability to merge imported passwords.

Used RoboForm for years and while I'd say it performs better, ProtonPass is catching up in regards to compatibility and what not. I switched because I already pay for Proton stuff and felt silly paying for 2 password managers. I highly recommend Proton for web services(email, VPN, etc).

The sharing functionality could be more useful - I cannot see some fields (TOTP, custom fields, etc) in items shared to me by a paid user unless I am also a paid user. Otherwise it works great and is a solid privacy-respecting password manager!

A few features are missing compared to Firefox's native password manager. The most relevant ones for me are a) keyboard shortcuts, and b) credential fields that are more than email-password pairs (e.g. AWS login that requires an Account ID, IAM Username, and Password)

Proton Pass it's a really good product but for it to be a flawless, five stars add-on it should allow a full 100% featured (minus sync, obviously) offline usage.

Great extension. The only reason I leave 4 star is because of the annoying pop-up to rate the extension.

希望有用目錄或是群組來做分類。

Vraiment top ! Manque la connexion par biométrie.

I would rate 5 stars, but updates to the Firefox extension don't keep up with those to the Chrome extension. For example, Proton Pass introduced custom item types a while back, and within like a day, all their clients (mac, linux, chrome extension, etc) rolled out an updated version that supports them. Well, all except for the Firefox extension. Thus, custom item types can't even be seen - much less used - within Firefox. Otherwise this is a great extension with a pleasant UI.

Works well, but sometimes fails to fill some credentials