Proton Pass

Search and manage your Proton Pass items directly from Raycast.

Project Notes

This extension is maintained as an independent proton-pass implementation.
It uses local pass-cli execution, local caching, and command-specific flows implemented in this repository.

Setup

This extension requires the Proton Pass CLI (pass-cli) to be authenticated.

1. CLI Installation (Automatic)

The extension automatically downloads and installs the Proton Pass CLI on first use. No manual installation required!

If you prefer to install manually on macOS, you can use Homebrew:

brew install protonmail/proton/pass-cli

Or download from Proton Pass CLI Documentation.

2. Authenticate

Run the login command in your terminal:

pass-cli login

This uses web login by default: pass-cli prints a URL, you complete authentication in your browser, and the session is saved locally.

You can also log in from Raycast, with the Login command or Login with Browser on the Not Logged In screen. The login keeps going if Raycast closes while you're in the browser, and the extension picks it up when you come back. After a login done elsewhere, such as in the terminal, Check Again (⌘R) picks up the new session. To log out, use Logout in the Login command.

Optional: use terminal prompts with interactive login:

pass-cli login --interactive user@proton.me

3. Verify

Test that the CLI is working:

pass-cli vault list

Preferences

CLI Path: Path to the pass-cli executable (defaults to pass-cli in PATH)
Primary Action: What Enter does on an item: view its details (default), copy the password, or fill the login (macOS)
Fill Login: Press Return after the password, to submit the login form (off by default)
Transient Clipboard: Keep copied secrets (passwords, 2FA codes, notes and hidden fields) out of clipboard history
Cache Expiration: How long cached items stay fresh (5 minutes to 30 days; default 5 minutes). Older items still show instantly while they refresh
Item List:
- Refresh items in the background, even when the cache is still fresh
- Suggest logins for the active browser tab (requires the Raycast browser extension)
- Show website icons instead of initials, from Raycast's favicon provider, which receives the domains (off by default)

Generate Password

Generate Password has its own preferences for the settings it starts with. They can all still be changed while generating.

Password Type: Random password or passphrase (default: random)
Password Length: Characters in random passwords, from 8 to 128 (default: 20)
Characters: Uppercase letters, symbols and numbers, all on by default (numbers also apply to passphrases)
Passphrase Words: Number of words, from 3 to 10 (default: 4)
Passphrase Separator: Hyphens, spaces, periods, commas, underscores, numbers, or numbers and symbols (default: hyphens)
Capitalization: Capitalize passphrase words (on by default)

Filling Logins (macOS)

Fill Login closes Raycast and fills the login of the app you were using: it pastes the email (or the username when the item has no email), presses Tab and pastes the password. Put the cursor in the first field of the login form before opening Raycast. If the item has a 2FA code, the code is then left in the clipboard, ready to paste on the next screen.

For logins split over several screens, use Paste Email, Paste Username, Paste Password and Paste 2FA Code instead.

Filling only types into the app Raycast was opened from: if another app comes in front, it stops before the next key.

Values go through the clipboard marked as concealed, so clipboard history skips them. Afterwards, the previous clipboard is restored as far as Raycast can read it (text, HTML or a file), and otherwise cleared. The first time, macOS asks to allow Raycast to control System Events, and Raycast needs Accessibility access (System Settings › Privacy & Security).

To fill with Enter, set Primary Action to Fill Login (macOS).

Troubleshooting

Keyring Access Issues

If you see keyring-related errors, try:

pass-cli logout --force
export PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=fs
pass-cli login

On Windows, if session persistence through Windows Credential Manager reports a keyring_error, retry from PowerShell:

pass-cli logout --force
$env:PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER = "fs"
pass-cli login

CLI Not Found

If the CLI is installed but not detected, set the full path in extension preferences:

/opt/homebrew/bin/pass-cli

Re-download CLI

If the auto-installed CLI becomes corrupted or you want to force a re-download, use the "Clear CLI Cache" action available in the error screens.

Platform Verification

Run on Windows x86_64 from this extension directory:

npm ci; if ($LASTEXITCODE) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npm test; if ($LASTEXITCODE) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npx tsc --noEmit

Then verify a fresh automatic install keeps pass-cli.exe beside libcrypto-3-x64.dll, browser login persists through Windows Credential Manager (or shows the documented keyring_error guidance), search/copy/TOTP work, shortcuts display Ctrl-based keys, and Browser Extension plus Terminal fallback actions stay absent.

Run on macOS:

npm ci && npm test && npm run lint && npm run build

Then verify a fresh install passes Gatekeeper after chmod/quarantine removal, browser re-login works with CLI 2.3.3, and all commands complete a smoke test. Sessions from CLI 1.4.1 may require login again.

Versions12

Login Fixes - October 10, 2026

Login with Browser no longer fails when the extension is opened again right after logging in in the browser. The extension ran other pass-cli commands while pass-cli was saving the new session, and pass-cli then deleted that session "for security": the browser showed a successful login, and the extension stayed logged out without saying why. No other pass-cli command runs during a login now
pass-cli runs the login on its own, so it completes even if Raycast closes while you're in the browser
While the login runs, the screen says what's left: log in in the browser, then the login finishing, with Open Login Page Again and Cancel Login. Once logged in, it says so while the items load, instead of showing an empty list. A failed login says why
Get TOTP's Not Logged In screen can log in too
The Login command has a Logout action, after a confirmation, with Force Logout when ending the session on Proton's servers fails
Not Logged In screens have a Check Again action (⌘R), to pick up a session started elsewhere, such as a browser login that completed after Raycast had closed
Open Terminal Login runs the same pass-cli as the rest of the extension, including the one it installed, instead of whichever pass-cli the shell finds, and brings Terminal to the front
List Vaults shows fetched vaults and item counts without waiting for optional sharing lookups

Item Counts and Shared Vaults - October 10, 2026

The vault menu of Search Items shows the number of items in each vault, and in all vaults. The selected one stays in the search bar
List Vaults shows the number of items in each vault. Its refresh lists the items too, which also keeps Search Items' cache fresh
List Vaults marks shared vaults with an icon. Its tooltip says whether you shared the vault, or it was shared with you and with which role (Manager, Editor or Viewer)

Smoother List Scrolling - October 5, 2026

The item list scrolls normally again: the selection is only set when the list appears, on the suggested login, instead of on every move, which recentred the list and made it flicker

Password Generator Defaults - October 5, 2026

Generate Password has its own preferences for every default: password type and length, uppercase letters, symbols, numbers, passphrase words, separator and capitalization
Default Password Type and Default Password Length move to the Generate Password preferences, so they're reset to their defaults once

Fill Logins - October 2, 2026

Fill Login (macOS): closes Raycast, then pastes the email (or the username when there's no email), Tab and the password into the app you were using. If the item has a 2FA code, it's left in the clipboard for the next screen
Filling only types into the app Raycast was opened from, and stops if another app comes in front
Paste Email, Paste Username, Paste Password and Paste 2FA Code (⌘⇧T) actions, for logins split over several screens
Fill Login (macOS) choice for the Primary Action preference, to fill with Enter
Fill Login preference, off by default: press Return after the password to submit the login form
Filled values go through the clipboard as concealed, and the previous clipboard is restored afterwards, also as concealed since it can be a secret

Item Details Panel - October 2, 2026

Search Items shows a details panel next to the list, toggled with ⌘D. Every item shows the same rows in the same place: username, email, password, 2FA code with countdown, websites, note, vault, type and last modification date, with "—" for empty fields. Custom fields come last, and their copy actions also work with the panel hidden
Notes are masked like passwords; Show Note (⌘⇧N) opens the full note
Websites are shown as clickable tags, including saved hostnames with ports
2FA codes are generated locally from the item's otpauth URI, with pass-cli as a fallback for formats that can't be computed locally
New Primary Action preference: Enter still opens View Details by default, or copies the password (notes open with Show Note, and items without a password keep View Details). View Details shows the same rows as the panel, beside the title and the full note
New Open Website (⌘O), Copy Website URL (⌘U) and Refresh Items (⌘R) actions
Frequently used items are ranked first
Search also matches usernames, emails and website domains
Logins show their initials as icon, generated locally; the new Website Icons preference shows website icons instead, from the favicon provider set in Raycast's settings (off by default, since the provider receives the domains)
Icons in the list show which items have a note or a 2FA code; Copy TOTP Code is now Copy 2FA Code
Items matching the active browser tab are grouped in a Suggested section. The list waits briefly for the active tab, so the suggested login is selected from the start and the selection doesn't move afterwards
Opening a vault from List Vaults shows Search Items with that vault selected, instead of a separate, more limited list. Without cached items, that vault shows first, before the other vaults have loaded
New Copy Title action (⌘⇧. on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+. on Windows), distinct from Copy Email on both platforms. Copy Username moves to ⌘⇧U, since ⌘⇧C copies the password
Vaults that fail to load keep their cached items, and a toast shows the error with a Retry action
A failed full account load also shows an error with Retry when cached or early-loaded vault items remain visible
Item-list authentication failures clear saved metadata, including earlier per-vault caches; offline vault views can still read those earlier caches
Failed vault loads stay retryable and do not renew the cache as a fresh empty result; an empty selected vault keeps a Retry action even when other vaults load
Earlier per-vault snapshots fill gaps in partial shared caches and are removed after a complete Search Items or Get TOTP refresh, so deleted items do not return
Copy Password remains available on demand when cached metadata says no password was saved; Enter still follows the Primary Action preference
Copy Note in Show Note follows the Transient Clipboard preference, keeping notes concealed by default
Copy Username, Copy Email and Copy Title use loaded details when available, matching the displayed values
Loaded details also clear usernames and emails removed since the cached listing, keeping panel values and copy actions aligned
Partial Get TOTP loads preserve saved codes for failed vaults and offer Retry
Partial Get TOTP refreshes remove deleted codes from successful vaults before showing errors for failed vaults
Get TOTP Retry preserves unsaved visible codes for failed vaults; overlapping loads only apply the latest result and serialize cache writes
Expired Get TOTP codes are hidden and cannot be copied; boundary refreshes fetch codes again if the item list changes underneath them
A slow code refresh that crosses a TOTP time step immediately retries for the new time step
Repeated slow code responses stop with a Retry action instead of leaving refresh running indefinitely
An ended TOTP session clears visible codes and saved metadata, including in-flight cache writes; old copy actions cannot copy removed items
Offline vault views use the newer saved snapshot without restoring deleted items
List selection and details stay aligned when changing vaults or filtering suggestions
Hiding the details panel stops automatic secret loads; already-loaded custom fields and explicit copy actions remain available
Update vulnerable transitive brace-expansion dependencies to compatible patched versions
When the session has ended, Search Items and the vaults opened from List Vaults offer Login with Browser
Fix: the item matching the active browser tab was never preselected, because list items had no ID
The Transient Clipboard preference now describes what it does: copied passwords and 2FA codes are kept out of clipboard history
Update @raycast/utils to 2.x
Shorter preference texts; Background Refresh, Web Integration and Website Icons are grouped under Item List

Faster Loading - October 1, 2026

Show cached items instantly on launch, even after the cache expired, and refresh them in the background
List vaults in parallel instead of one after another (about 8x faster with many vaults)
Skip the separate authentication check and the duplicate vault listing before loading items
Fix: item details always showed "Unknown Vault"
Fix: URLs and other values in item details showed stray backslashes (e.g. example\.com)
Fix: items whose ID starts with "-" could not be opened, and copying their password or TOTP code failed
Error messages no longer include the pass-cli command line (local paths and item IDs)
Cached items are cleared when logging in through the extension or when the session has ended, so another account's items don't show up
Fix: a vault's item list kept showing cached items after the session ended, instead of the login screen
Fix: a vault whose items failed to load looked empty; it now shows the error with a Retry action

Improvements - September 19, 2026

Add a Cache Expiration preference for cached vault and item metadata: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 5 hours, 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days (default: 5 minutes)

Windows Support - August 30, 2026

Add macOS and Windows x86_64 support with Proton Pass CLI 2.3.3
Stream secure browser login URLs and use platform-native keyboard shortcuts
Update passphrase generation for Proton Pass CLI 2.x

Improvements - May 1, 2026

Fix: Search Items command could show results from only one vault when "All Vaults" was selected (vault share_id now used as fallback during item normalization)
Add optional background refresh preference to control cache refresh behavior
Add optional web integration to preselect items matching the active browser tab URL
Clarify project documentation as independent proton-pass implementation

Improvements - February 23, 2026

Fix: Remove macOS quarantine attribute from auto-downloaded CLI binary so it executes correctly on first use
View Details is now the default action (Enter) when selecting an item
All copy actions (username, email, note, URL, custom fields) now show an in-app toast instead of closing Raycast

Initial Release - February 23, 2026

Search all items across vaults
List and browse vaults
Copy passwords, usernames, emails, and TOTP codes
Generate random passwords and passphrases
View item details with custom fields
Transient clipboard support for sensitive data

Contributors1

FeernandoOFF

Compatibility

macOS
Windows

Proton Pass

Search and manage your Proton Pass items directly from Raycast.

Project Notes

This extension is maintained as an independent proton-pass implementation.
It uses local pass-cli execution, local caching, and command-specific flows implemented in this repository.

Setup

This extension requires the Proton Pass CLI (pass-cli) to be authenticated.

1. CLI Installation (Automatic)

The extension automatically downloads and installs the Proton Pass CLI on first use. No manual installation required!

If you prefer to install manually on macOS, you can use Homebrew:

brew install protonmail/proton/pass-cli

Or download from Proton Pass CLI Documentation.

2. Authenticate

Run the login command in your terminal:

pass-cli login

This uses web login by default: pass-cli prints a URL, you complete authentication in your browser, and the session is saved locally.

Optional: use terminal prompts with interactive login:

pass-cli login --interactive user@proton.me

3. Verify

Test that the CLI is working:

pass-cli vault list

Preferences

CLI Path: Path to the pass-cli executable (defaults to pass-cli in PATH)
Primary Action: What Enter does on an item: view its details (default), copy the password, or fill the login (macOS)
Fill Login: Press Return after the password, to submit the login form (off by default)
Transient Clipboard: Keep copied secrets (passwords, 2FA codes, notes and hidden fields) out of clipboard history
Cache Expiration: How long cached items stay fresh (5 minutes to 30 days; default 5 minutes). Older items still show instantly while they refresh
Item List:
- Refresh items in the background, even when the cache is still fresh
- Suggest logins for the active browser tab (requires the Raycast browser extension)
- Show website icons instead of initials, from Raycast's favicon provider, which receives the domains (off by default)

Generate Password

Generate Password has its own preferences for the settings it starts with. They can all still be changed while generating.

Password Type: Random password or passphrase (default: random)
Password Length: Characters in random passwords, from 8 to 128 (default: 20)
Characters: Uppercase letters, symbols and numbers, all on by default (numbers also apply to passphrases)
Passphrase Words: Number of words, from 3 to 10 (default: 4)
Passphrase Separator: Hyphens, spaces, periods, commas, underscores, numbers, or numbers and symbols (default: hyphens)
Capitalization: Capitalize passphrase words (on by default)

Filling Logins (macOS)

For logins split over several screens, use Paste Email, Paste Username, Paste Password and Paste 2FA Code instead.

Filling only types into the app Raycast was opened from: if another app comes in front, it stops before the next key.

To fill with Enter, set Primary Action to Fill Login (macOS).

Troubleshooting

Keyring Access Issues

If you see keyring-related errors, try:

pass-cli logout --force
export PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER=fs
pass-cli login

On Windows, if session persistence through Windows Credential Manager reports a keyring_error, retry from PowerShell:

pass-cli logout --force
$env:PROTON_PASS_KEY_PROVIDER = "fs"
pass-cli login

CLI Not Found

If the CLI is installed but not detected, set the full path in extension preferences:

/opt/homebrew/bin/pass-cli

Re-download CLI

If the auto-installed CLI becomes corrupted or you want to force a re-download, use the "Clear CLI Cache" action available in the error screens.

Platform Verification

Run on Windows x86_64 from this extension directory:

npm ci; if ($LASTEXITCODE) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npm test; if ($LASTEXITCODE) { exit $LASTEXITCODE }; npx tsc --noEmit

Run on macOS:

npm ci && npm test && npm run lint && npm run build

Versions12

Login Fixes - October 10, 2026

Login with Browser no longer fails when the extension is opened again right after logging in in the browser. The extension ran other pass-cli commands while pass-cli was saving the new session, and pass-cli then deleted that session "for security": the browser showed a successful login, and the extension stayed logged out without saying why. No other pass-cli command runs during a login now
pass-cli runs the login on its own, so it completes even if Raycast closes while you're in the browser
While the login runs, the screen says what's left: log in in the browser, then the login finishing, with Open Login Page Again and Cancel Login. Once logged in, it says so while the items load, instead of showing an empty list. A failed login says why
Get TOTP's Not Logged In screen can log in too
The Login command has a Logout action, after a confirmation, with Force Logout when ending the session on Proton's servers fails
Not Logged In screens have a Check Again action (⌘R), to pick up a session started elsewhere, such as a browser login that completed after Raycast had closed
Open Terminal Login runs the same pass-cli as the rest of the extension, including the one it installed, instead of whichever pass-cli the shell finds, and brings Terminal to the front
List Vaults shows fetched vaults and item counts without waiting for optional sharing lookups

Item Counts and Shared Vaults - October 10, 2026

The vault menu of Search Items shows the number of items in each vault, and in all vaults. The selected one stays in the search bar
List Vaults shows the number of items in each vault. Its refresh lists the items too, which also keeps Search Items' cache fresh
List Vaults marks shared vaults with an icon. Its tooltip says whether you shared the vault, or it was shared with you and with which role (Manager, Editor or Viewer)

Smoother List Scrolling - October 5, 2026

The item list scrolls normally again: the selection is only set when the list appears, on the suggested login, instead of on every move, which recentred the list and made it flicker

Password Generator Defaults - October 5, 2026

Generate Password has its own preferences for every default: password type and length, uppercase letters, symbols, numbers, passphrase words, separator and capitalization
Default Password Type and Default Password Length move to the Generate Password preferences, so they're reset to their defaults once

Fill Logins - October 2, 2026

Fill Login (macOS): closes Raycast, then pastes the email (or the username when there's no email), Tab and the password into the app you were using. If the item has a 2FA code, it's left in the clipboard for the next screen
Filling only types into the app Raycast was opened from, and stops if another app comes in front
Paste Email, Paste Username, Paste Password and Paste 2FA Code (⌘⇧T) actions, for logins split over several screens
Fill Login (macOS) choice for the Primary Action preference, to fill with Enter
Fill Login preference, off by default: press Return after the password to submit the login form
Filled values go through the clipboard as concealed, and the previous clipboard is restored afterwards, also as concealed since it can be a secret

Item Details Panel - October 2, 2026

Search Items shows a details panel next to the list, toggled with ⌘D. Every item shows the same rows in the same place: username, email, password, 2FA code with countdown, websites, note, vault, type and last modification date, with "—" for empty fields. Custom fields come last, and their copy actions also work with the panel hidden
Notes are masked like passwords; Show Note (⌘⇧N) opens the full note
Websites are shown as clickable tags, including saved hostnames with ports
2FA codes are generated locally from the item's otpauth URI, with pass-cli as a fallback for formats that can't be computed locally
New Primary Action preference: Enter still opens View Details by default, or copies the password (notes open with Show Note, and items without a password keep View Details). View Details shows the same rows as the panel, beside the title and the full note
New Open Website (⌘O), Copy Website URL (⌘U) and Refresh Items (⌘R) actions
Frequently used items are ranked first
Search also matches usernames, emails and website domains
Logins show their initials as icon, generated locally; the new Website Icons preference shows website icons instead, from the favicon provider set in Raycast's settings (off by default, since the provider receives the domains)
Icons in the list show which items have a note or a 2FA code; Copy TOTP Code is now Copy 2FA Code
Items matching the active browser tab are grouped in a Suggested section. The list waits briefly for the active tab, so the suggested login is selected from the start and the selection doesn't move afterwards
Opening a vault from List Vaults shows Search Items with that vault selected, instead of a separate, more limited list. Without cached items, that vault shows first, before the other vaults have loaded
New Copy Title action (⌘⇧. on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+. on Windows), distinct from Copy Email on both platforms. Copy Username moves to ⌘⇧U, since ⌘⇧C copies the password
Vaults that fail to load keep their cached items, and a toast shows the error with a Retry action
A failed full account load also shows an error with Retry when cached or early-loaded vault items remain visible
Item-list authentication failures clear saved metadata, including earlier per-vault caches; offline vault views can still read those earlier caches
Failed vault loads stay retryable and do not renew the cache as a fresh empty result; an empty selected vault keeps a Retry action even when other vaults load
Earlier per-vault snapshots fill gaps in partial shared caches and are removed after a complete Search Items or Get TOTP refresh, so deleted items do not return
Copy Password remains available on demand when cached metadata says no password was saved; Enter still follows the Primary Action preference
Copy Note in Show Note follows the Transient Clipboard preference, keeping notes concealed by default
Copy Username, Copy Email and Copy Title use loaded details when available, matching the displayed values
Loaded details also clear usernames and emails removed since the cached listing, keeping panel values and copy actions aligned
Partial Get TOTP loads preserve saved codes for failed vaults and offer Retry
Partial Get TOTP refreshes remove deleted codes from successful vaults before showing errors for failed vaults
Get TOTP Retry preserves unsaved visible codes for failed vaults; overlapping loads only apply the latest result and serialize cache writes
Expired Get TOTP codes are hidden and cannot be copied; boundary refreshes fetch codes again if the item list changes underneath them
A slow code refresh that crosses a TOTP time step immediately retries for the new time step
Repeated slow code responses stop with a Retry action instead of leaving refresh running indefinitely
An ended TOTP session clears visible codes and saved metadata, including in-flight cache writes; old copy actions cannot copy removed items
Offline vault views use the newer saved snapshot without restoring deleted items
List selection and details stay aligned when changing vaults or filtering suggestions
Hiding the details panel stops automatic secret loads; already-loaded custom fields and explicit copy actions remain available
Update vulnerable transitive brace-expansion dependencies to compatible patched versions
When the session has ended, Search Items and the vaults opened from List Vaults offer Login with Browser
Fix: the item matching the active browser tab was never preselected, because list items had no ID
The Transient Clipboard preference now describes what it does: copied passwords and 2FA codes are kept out of clipboard history
Update @raycast/utils to 2.x
Shorter preference texts; Background Refresh, Web Integration and Website Icons are grouped under Item List

Faster Loading - October 1, 2026

Show cached items instantly on launch, even after the cache expired, and refresh them in the background
List vaults in parallel instead of one after another (about 8x faster with many vaults)
Skip the separate authentication check and the duplicate vault listing before loading items
Fix: item details always showed "Unknown Vault"
Fix: URLs and other values in item details showed stray backslashes (e.g. example\.com)
Fix: items whose ID starts with "-" could not be opened, and copying their password or TOTP code failed
Error messages no longer include the pass-cli command line (local paths and item IDs)
Cached items are cleared when logging in through the extension or when the session has ended, so another account's items don't show up
Fix: a vault's item list kept showing cached items after the session ended, instead of the login screen
Fix: a vault whose items failed to load looked empty; it now shows the error with a Retry action

Improvements - September 19, 2026

Add a Cache Expiration preference for cached vault and item metadata: 5 minutes, 1 hour, 5 hours, 1 day, 7 days, or 30 days (default: 5 minutes)

Windows Support - August 30, 2026

Add macOS and Windows x86_64 support with Proton Pass CLI 2.3.3
Stream secure browser login URLs and use platform-native keyboard shortcuts
Update passphrase generation for Proton Pass CLI 2.x

Improvements - May 1, 2026

Fix: Search Items command could show results from only one vault when "All Vaults" was selected (vault share_id now used as fallback during item normalization)
Add optional background refresh preference to control cache refresh behavior
Add optional web integration to preselect items matching the active browser tab URL
Clarify project documentation as independent proton-pass implementation

Improvements - February 23, 2026

Fix: Remove macOS quarantine attribute from auto-downloaded CLI binary so it executes correctly on first use
View Details is now the default action (Enter) when selecting an item
All copy actions (username, email, note, URL, custom fields) now show an in-app toast instead of closing Raycast

Initial Release - February 23, 2026

Search all items across vaults
List and browse vaults
Copy passwords, usernames, emails, and TOTP codes
Generate random passwords and passphrases
View item details with custom fields
Transient clipboard support for sensitive data

Contributors1

FeernandoOFF

Compatibility

macOS
Windows

Proton Pass

Proton Pass

Project Notes

Setup

1. CLI Installation (Automatic)

2. Authenticate

3. Verify

Preferences

Generate Password

Filling Logins (macOS)

Troubleshooting

Keyring Access Issues

CLI Not Found

Re-download CLI

Platform Verification

Commands5

Versions12

Login Fixes - October 10, 2026

Item Counts and Shared Vaults - October 10, 2026

Smoother List Scrolling - October 5, 2026

Password Generator Defaults - October 5, 2026

Fill Logins - October 2, 2026

Item Details Panel - October 2, 2026

Faster Loading - October 1, 2026

Improvements - September 19, 2026

Windows Support - August 30, 2026

Improvements - May 1, 2026

Improvements - February 23, 2026

Initial Release - February 23, 2026

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Proton Pass

Proton Pass

Project Notes

Setup

1. CLI Installation (Automatic)

2. Authenticate

3. Verify

Preferences

Generate Password

Filling Logins (macOS)

Troubleshooting

Keyring Access Issues

CLI Not Found

Re-download CLI

Platform Verification

Commands5

Versions12

Login Fixes - October 10, 2026

Item Counts and Shared Vaults - October 10, 2026

Smoother List Scrolling - October 5, 2026

Password Generator Defaults - October 5, 2026

Fill Logins - October 2, 2026

Item Details Panel - October 2, 2026

Faster Loading - October 1, 2026

Improvements - September 19, 2026

Windows Support - August 30, 2026

Improvements - May 1, 2026

Improvements - February 23, 2026

Initial Release - February 23, 2026