It was very easy to import my data from Bitwarden. It's worked like a charm on all my devices. After several months of daily use, I can't see myself ever needing another password manager.

I've been using Protonmail since 2018, but I have never used any personal login/password manager prior to this. Proton Pass is brilliant with several advantages (Open-source audited code, end-to-end encrypted service, added functionality as time goes on).

Just like the rest of the Proton ecosystem, Proton Pass is also free, which is possible due to paying users like me.

Their e-mail alias creation system (proxy/cloak e-mail service) works nicely and is well integrated to my Protonmail account.

Great so far

für mich noch einfacher und bequemer als KeePass, obwohl ich damit auch sehr zufrieden war

I'm a long-time Protonmail user, but I've never used any login or password manager prior to this. Proton Pass is a godsend: Open-source audited code, secure end-to-end encrypted service, great functionality (with more added as time goes on) - and all from a highly trusted developer. Proton Pass is also free, which is possible due to paying users - just like the rest of the Proton ecosystem.

I also really like their alias creation system, and works brilliantly with my Protonmail.

I believe in Proton and their mission statement: "a better internet starts with privacy and freedom." Their products, including free Proton Pass, is a testament to this. Proton Pass + Firefox is a match made in heaven.

Great password manager. Auto-completion works on most website.

overall excellent, some weird behavior still, for exemple the first time using the app, sometimes authorization popup does not display correctly

Email/password field detection isn't perfect, but it's good overall. Sometimes when I want to register with a website, the inline widget tells me no login found rather then letting me create a new alias, I have to go through the plugin in the toolbar (not the end of the world). Bitwarden occasionally picks up login/password fields better, sometimes it's Proton.