Secure, elegant, and reliable – but a native Linux app is missing

I've been using Proton Pass for a while now and I’m very satisfied overall. It’s a well-designed, secure password manager that fits perfectly into the Proton ecosystem. The focus on privacy and transparency is exactly what I expect from Proton.

What I like:

End-to-end encryption

Open source and privacy-focused

Clean, user-friendly interface

Good integration with other Proton services

Solid browser extensions

What’s missing:
A native Linux desktop app. As a Linux user, I would love to see the same level of desktop support that Proton Mail and Proton Drive offer. The browser extension works fine, but a full-featured standalone app would be a big improvement.

All in all, Proton Pass is an excellent choice for anyone who values security, privacy, and ethical tech.

fantastic!

good

Simple. Reliable. Concise. UI great.

Proton products are good but the lack of tech support and the fact a lot of their wording is rather vague on what they offer in their paid packages keep me from supporting them wholeheartedly.

10/10

works better here than in chrome

+1

Love the whole Proton suite for the privacy.

This extension is clean and, for the most part, responsive. It detects when you're creating a login on a new site and auto-adds it to your account, it detects when you're trying to log in and auto-fills the info for you, it offers to create a hide-your-email alias which you can later disable if you get spam emails sent to that alias, and more.

Detection isn't perfect and sometimes won't automatically work, but it's still very simple to click the extension, click the text to copy it, and paste it into the field.

I love Bitwarden and really appreciate their pricing, but ended up switching to Proton because I already had my email with them. As of this writing, I think the Proton apps and extensions have a leg up on Bitwarden.