As the year draws to a close, we want to take a moment to recap the massive changes that Proton Pass, our encrypted password manager, has undergone in the past 6 months, and some of our plans for 2024. In just 6 months, the product has changed dramatically, and this is really thanks to the continuous feedback that we have received from you.

New features added to Proton Pass in 2023

• Secure password sharing – unlike some other password managers, we have made this feature completely open. You can share with anybody, even if they don’t have a paid account, and even if they don’t already use Proton Pass.
• Proton Pass on web – while Proton Pass has always had a web extension, a dedicated web app was a widespread community request, and now Proton Pass web is available at pass.proton.me for paid users (it will later be available for all users).
• Localization in 13 languages – Proton Pass is now available in French, German, Spanish, and much more.
• Proton Sentinel – Pass Plus users can now benefit from Sentinel, which can protect your Proton account even if an attacker has somehow stolen or obtained your password.
• Improved auto-save and auto-fill – this was completely revamped and a new version released. While it isn’t perfect (and may never be perfect), in our test suite of “tricky websites”, the latest version of Proton Pass now outperforms every other password manager that we tested.
• 2FA autofill – enables 2FA codes generated with TOTP stored on Proton Pass to be auto-filled.
• Credit card support – now you can auto-save and auto-fill credit card information with Proton Pass. On iOS, you can even scan cards with the camera.
• PIN lock – an optional extra layer of protection that requires a PIN to be entered before auto-fill.
• Pinned items (available on iOS, coming soon to other platforms).
• Support for custom fields for saved logins.
• Password history – this allows you to see previously generated passwords, which can be particularly useful if the auto-save did not work for some reason.

More to come in 2024

• Dedicated desktop apps for users who prefer not to use the web extension or the web app
• support for the Safari browser via a dedicated Safari web extension.
• We will also improve the integration between Proton Pass and SimpleLogin so your email aliases on both services will automatically sync.

Beyond that, we have many other exciting features planned that we will be announcing throughout the first half of the year. What are the other features you would like to see in 2024? Let us know and we'll add it to the roadmap.

EDIT:

• You can create a Pass account without using a Proton account. You can also check out our previous post for more information about account protection: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonPass/comments/162o14n/comment/jxyn9fs/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3
• The PIN code is extremely secure as it requires local access and a user is logged out after 3 tries.
• Passkey support is planned.
• Item history is planned to view revisions of an item.
• Import/Export from other platforms is planned.