Since I’m already pretty invested in a different non-cloud-based password manager, getting plus purely for the email aliasing is not a bad deal for €12 / yr, even not taking advantage of the other features.
Exactly what I’m doing. I bought the $12 a year option purely for the email aliasing. It’s like a discounted simple-login. Downside is you can only generate the aliases through proton pass, but that’s not a big deal for me.
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Since I’m already pretty invested in a different non-cloud-based password manager, getting plus purely for the email aliasing is not a bad deal for €12 / yr, even not taking advantage of the other features.
Exactly what I’m doing. I bought the $12 a year option purely for the email aliasing. It’s like a discounted simple-login. Downside is you can only generate the aliases through proton pass, but that’s not a big deal for me.