Must have. Open source. Free.

For the most basic of password management needs, Proton Pass [in its current state] is OK, but it is nearly a decade behind, which is obvious.
Compared to how Bitwarden matches by base domain, host, regular expression, etc., Proton Pass may as well be unusable (uses a simple search, so having a frequently used email of @domain.com and then having a domain.com website to log into means you get hundreds of "matching" credentials.)
UI is not compact, at all--very inefficient UI.

love them been using for years just upgraded to the annual plan

I've been using Proton Pass since it came out and it's by far the best password manager on the market. It has easy to use UI and the password generator is easy to understand

Just works. Thanks Proton!

It's good!

Work and integrates perfectly with almost every website. The handling is intuitive, simple and has everything needed. As plugin it works much easier than with the app.

Everything is running. No problem for 6 months.

Only thing I'm missing is shortcuts for selecting the dialog when i select the username/password fields, I cant select the dialog without using the mouse. I find this really annoying.
Also allowing to export to keypass would be nice if I ever lose access to proton, then I could make regular backups

Great experience and intuitive UX. Unfortunately the hide-my-email alliases autogenerates often doesn't work because Proton Pass doesn't detect that this is a sign-up form instead of sign-in. Easy fix would be to propose new allias if no login info is available for this website.