Bitwarden Password Manager
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At home, at work, or on the go, Bitwarden easily secures all your passwords, passkeys, and sensitive information
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Rating
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Proton Pass: Free Password Manager
Free and fully encrypted password manager to keep your logins and passwords safe.
Users1MCurrent public install base
Rating4.8Store average score
Reviews6,649Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version1.35.0
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Size7.8MiB
Languages1English
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Free and unlimited password manager to keep your login credentials safe and manage them directly in your browser.
Get the password manager created by the former scientists who met at CERN behind Proton Mail, the world’s largest encrypted email provider. Proton Pass is open-source, end-to-end encrypted, and protected by Swiss privacy laws.
Pass offers more than other free password managers and has no ads or data collection. You can use it for free forever on all your devices to create and store unlimited passwords, autofill logins, generate 2FA codes, create email aliases, secure your notes, and more.
* Protect your logins and their metadata with battle-tested end-to-end encryption
While many other password managers only encrypt your password, Proton Pass uses end-to-end encryption on all your stored login details (including your username, the website address, and more).
* Audit Pass’s open-source code
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Store average score4.8Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
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Total ratings / reviews6,649Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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This is a really great tool to manage passwords. It is suited for everyone! Passwords are accessible from everywhere (Android, Chrome, ...). With such tool, no need to remember complicated passwords! Passkeys and 2FA is also supported!
Proton Pass is an excellent free password manager that offers top-notch security and ease of use. With strong encryption, a simple interface, and seamless integration with other Proton services, it provides a reliable solution for managing passwords without compromising privacy. The open-source nature adds extra trustworthiness, and the added benefit of syncing across devices is a major plus. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a secure and user-friendly password manager.
Been Using Proton Suite for about a year. Very happy with the products before, and happy with the changes being made regularly. Best bang for your buck for sure.
Very handy app, easy to use and always there as needed!
This is very sleek, quick and precise compared to bitwarden, especially since the web app allows you to search through and organise your logins super easily. It's made even better as a proton mail subscriber as you can auto-fill your permanent emails or create disposable ones. Only complaint is that biwarden let you generate massive 128-digit passwords while this only goes up to 64 by default. Other than that, this is really great
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I feel safer with this. They respond to support inquiries within 24 hours. Thank you.
Excellent ! Meilleure Keypass au monde, secure et très simple d'utilisation.
Cant get a better password manager than this. Going to buy a family version soon.
I've tried just about every password manager on the market, and Proton Pass, is by far the best. With free & paid versions available, i can cater to all needs. I strongly suggest the paid version, as it streamlines 2FA TOTP into the process. There's a few quirks that i wish they'd just implement already but they don't seem to be performing much in the way of changes jusr trying to sustain the project. Lastpass if you want fine grained controls to really customise you're experience, or a seemingly more advanced product. However I'd left Lastpass because i was tired of it