The latest version of Proton Pass includes a few updates our community has been anticipating.

Improving autofill has been one of the main community requests for Proton Pass. We heard you, and we’ve worked hard to deliver a significant improvement: The new version resolves 80% of the autofill issues users reported to us.

We’ve also improved the 2FA autofill. On the business side, we made it easier to roll out Proton Pass across an organization.

We’ll explain below how each update works and what to expect.

Easier, faster logins with improved autofill

Proton Pass now autofills on sites where it previously couldn’t, including shopping platforms, social media sites, forums, and banking websites.

This improvement comes from an upgrade to how Proton Pass detects forms on the website you’re visiting. Some websites don’t put login forms directly on the page, instead loading them inside a separate frame known as an iframe. Autofill can now accurately detect those frames, so Proton Pass can autofill more of the forms you encounter.

We’re continuing to improve autofill over the coming months, including URL matching, support for native autofill on Mac, and adding more supported languages.

A more robust 2FA autofill

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is one of the best ways to protect your online accounts, which is why you can create and store 2FA codes within Proton Pass.

When you’re logging into an account, you’ll usually see a prompt to autofill your 2FA code. However, in some cases the prompt doesn’t appear, forcing you to switch apps to manually copy and paste the code.

You can now choose to automatically copy your 2FA codes to your clipboard, so even if the 2FA autofill isn’t prompted, the code is ready to paste.

With this improvement, you won’t have to switch apps to find the code you need. 2FA won’t slow you down anymore, and signing in stays easy and secure.

Roll out Proton Pass with ease

The Proton Pass Windows installer has now moved from .exe to .msix, which works natively with Microsoft Intune. .msix gives users a cleaner, safer install — it’s sandboxed, easy to fully uninstall, and offers automatic delta updates.

This means admins can deploy and maintain Proton Pass across all company devices centrally, instead of machine by machine. It’s also an easier experience for individual users, offering a more predictable and contained installation than .exe.

If you’re an IT admin, making changes to your IT infrastructure can often take significant time and effort. With this change, deploying and managing a new password manager is now quicker, lower-effort, and more reliable, not a manual task you need to repeat on every machine.

More improvements in this release

  • Check for updates in the desktop app: A new button in Settings on macOS and Windows makes it easy to check whether you’re on the latest version.
  • Liquid glass animations: The iOS app now uses Apple’s latest design language, with a more refined and modern visual experience
  • Username generator: You can now generate usernames on iOS, alongside passwords and email aliases.

Your feedback is important

Your feedback has helped us make these changes, and we want to know what else you need from Proton Pass. Let us know what you’d like to see on Reddit(ventana nueva), UserVoice(ventana nueva), and X(ventana nueva).

Thank you for being part of our community and supporting us as we build this privacy-first password manager.