It also supports two-factor authentication (2FA) and 2FA autofill, similar to its competitors such as Bitwarden and 1Password.įrom the menu, you can access settings like options to control the behavior of Proton Pass, including:Ī dedicated 'Auto-Lock' feature is also present that should automatically lock the password vault after a specific time. Proton Pass also uses a robust implementation of the ' bcrypt' password hashing function alongside a strengthened implementation of Secure Remote Password (SRP) for authentication. Key generation and data encryption happens locally on your device, preventing man-in-the-middle attacks. You can check in with your password manager service if they do that 🧑🔬Įven Proton won't have access to the information stored in your password vault, even unencrypted information. It encrypts not only the password field but also things like the username, web address, and even the data contained in the notes section.
Proton Pass is a bit different from some password managers. So, a better alternative to LastPass is always a big yes. Not to forget the infamous LastPass breach incident that unraveled over a few months. Offering a secure password manager can enhance the security of Proton users.Collaborating with SimpleLogin has increased their development ability to offer such a service without affecting the other Proton services.And two reasons that made this a reality include: Proton has teamed up with SimpleLogin (a part of Proton since 2022) to make this happen. I haven't tried this and it's all a guess on my part going from the help file.The source code for Proton Pass will be available upon launch. If it does, then you need to know just how far back to go to get to the root of your portable apps and then go up the Portable Firefox directory. The key to getting this to work is if using the double dots will actually direct the program to go down a directory in the directory tree. The \.\.\.\FirefoxPortable\FirefoxPortable.exe I guess you could enable that then use Ctrl + V to paste them into an already running copy of Portable Firefox.ĭo Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Integration section for the URL launching option.Īnother alternative would be to use the cmd:// syntax for your URLs. There is an option in KeePass to only copy URLs to the clipboard and not launch them. If that's the case, I assume KeePass uses the default browser on the machine you're working on and setting the default berowser to your portable Firefox may not be possible and goes against the idea of "portable apping". I take it you're storing URLs in KeePass and then launching them from KeePass.
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