This is the only actually private password manager offered by a major company: the rest are all selling the list of domain names you hold accounts on. For the privacy conscious, there is no other choice (you could host your own if you have a lot of technical know-how, but that takes time and effort). Proton is perhaps a bit too complicated for my parents to use. But for anyone of the tech generation I do recommend this wholeheartedly: even the free tier offers enough to significantly improve your online life.

Outstanding password manager. Works smoothly and very easy to manage. So far I am very pleased with the Proton line of software products.

yes yes only the best

The best option for an online password manager!

Auto-fill leaves quite a bit to be desired, routinely struggling to detect input fields inside modal windows/overlays (I've lost quite a few login credentials this way because Pass didn't prompt to save it, even though it generated the complex password for me). But, its email alias feature makes signing up for random websites that I might need only briefly so anxiety-free that I'm stuck with Proton Pass, for now.