How to set up Proton Pass for web
Proton Pass is a password manager from Proton. As with our other products, we offer a fully-usable free version. If you wish to support Proton and gain access to advanced features, you can upgrade to a Proton Pass Plus, Proton Unlimited, or any Proton for Business plan.
With a Proton Free plan, you get access to the following Proton Pass features:
- Unlimited logins and notes
- Unlimited devices
- 1 vault
- 10 email aliases
With a Proton Pass Plus, Proton Unlimited, or any Proton for Business plan, you get access to the following premium Proton Pass features:
- Unlimited logins and notes
- Unlimited devices
- 20 vaults
- Unlimited email aliases
- Integrated 2FA authenticator
- Priority support
Proton Pass for web is available as a stand-alone browser extension for Firefox and Chrome.
- How to install Proton Pass for Firefox
- How to install Proton Pass for Chrome
- How to import from other password managers
How to install Proton Pass for Firefox
Proton Pass for Firefox also works with Firefox-based browsers, such as LibreWolf. To install it:
1. Open your browser and click here(new window). You can also search for “Proton Pass” on Firefox Add-ons(new window). Click Add to Firefox.
2. Click Add.
3. Click Okay on the confirmation notice. If you wish to use Proton Pass in Private Windows, be sure to check Allow this extension to run in Private Windows.
4. We strongly recommend you pin Proton Pass to your toolbar to make it easier to use. To do this, open the Extensions menu → Proton Pass → Pin to Toolbar.
5. Your browser window should now show the Proton Pass onboarding page. Click Sign in with Proton and then Allow Pass to access your data for all websites. This allows Pass to add the autofill icon to password fields and to suggest logins for the websites you visit.
Sign in using your existing Proton Account details. If you’re new to Proton, click Create account to sign up.
How to install Proton Pass for Chrome
The Chrome browser extension also works on Chromium-based browsers, including Edge, Brave, Chromium, Opera, and Vivaldi.
1. Open your Chromium-based browser and click here(new window) (you can also search for “Proton Pass” on the Chrome Web Store(new window)). Note that to run Chrome extensions on Edge, you must click Allow extensions from other stores when you first visit the Chrome Web Store.
2. Click Add to Chrome (or your browser’s name) and follow the prompts.
3. Click Add extension at the permissions confirmation notice. This allows Proton Pass to add the autofill icon to password fields and to suggest logins for the websites you visit.
4. (Optional) By default, Chrome extensions don’t work in Incognito(new window) mode. If you want to use the Proton Pass extension in Incognito windows, go to ⋮ → Settings → Extensions → Proton Pass Browser Extension → Details → Allow in Incognito.
Note that the instructions here may vary for different browsers. For example, on Brave, go to ☰ → Extensions → Proton Pass Browser Extension → Details → Allow in Private.
On Edge, go to … → Extensions → Manage Extensions → Proton Pass: Free Password Manager → Details → Allow InPrivate.
5. We strongly recommend you pin Proton Pass to your toolbar to make it easier to use. To do this, open the Extensions menu and click the Pin icon next to Proton Pass.
The Proton Pass browser extension icon will now appear directly on your browser’s toolbar.
6. Your browser window should now show the Proton Pass onboarding page.
Sign in using your existing Proton Account details. If you’re new to Proton, click Create account to sign up.
How to import from other password managers
If you’ve used a password manager before, you’ll probably want to import your saved passwords to Proton Pass.
Proton Pass makes it easy to migrate from other popular password managers, with built-in support for importing passwords and other data from many popular password managers and browsers.