Proton Pass - Password Manager

63 of 100 · reviews
4.8of 5 · store
6,765ratings on the App Store
294reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

A serious password manager from the Proton team with a strong privacy reputation, but the iOS client is unstable: autofill works intermittently and Face ID can get stuck in a loop.

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What people use it for

Users already in the Proton ecosystem who care about privacy and email aliases and can tolerate rough edges in the iOS client.

What reviews praise

Meaningful free tier, built-in email aliases, cross-platform support, Proton's trusted privacy reputation, convenient family sharing.

What reviews complain about

Autofill crashes or fails in Safari and Firefox Mobile, Face ID loops after updates, no passkeys on macOS, can't import Safari passwords on iOS without a desktop browser, every new entry triggers a review prompt.

What users experience

3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

Recently the app has been crashing while attempting to auto fill a password in safari and Fire fox mobile which not only feels very clunky but sometimes it's so inconsistent it makes that function unusable.

It's such a massive feature gap to not have support for Passkeys on macOS.

This app provides no way to import passwords from an iOS device. If you are using only an iPhone, there is no way to import the files the you can export from safari. The instructions tell you to download another browser that supports the proton extensions, but apple doesn't allow extensions on any t

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