We have some exciting news to share! The Proton Pass desktop application for Windows, a top-requested feature by our community, is now available and includes an offline view for subscribers.
Activate offline mode by going to Settings > Security > Enable offline access
What’s coming next in Proton Pass?
The Windows app is just the beginning. We’ll be announcing macOS and Linux apps in the near future, so stay tuned.
We appreciate your continued support and feedback. If you have suggestions for improving Proton Pass, let us know what you think, or visit User Voice to submit and vote on ideas.
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Incoming Passkey support is very cool, and I think it will be coming relatively soon as most of the activity on GitHub recently has targeted passkey support. Very cool I love passkeys!
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I just want to be able to fill name, shipping, and credit card forms. Ostensibly functionality Pass already has, but broaden the field type from just logins.
Incoming Passkey support is very cool, and I think it will be coming relatively soon as most of the activity on GitHub recently has targeted passkey support. Very cool I love passkeys!