Bitwarden Password Manager
At home, at work, or on the go, Bitwarden easily secures all your passwords, passkeys, and sensitive information
Free and fully encrypted password manager to keep your logins and passwords safe.
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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).
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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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addy.io is open-source and creates aliases that forward to your real inbox. Share an alias instead of your main email address.
Works very well. Constantly updated with new functionality. UI looks good. Very pleased.
My Proton Pass is part of the Ultimate package. As a self-employed systems administrator serving small businesses for over four decades, I have tested a plethora of password managers. All have fallen short, and some failed miserably. Proton Pass however, checks all the boxes plus many more I didn't know should be included. The fact that Proton Pass is an essential part of the Proton Suite, built solely on the premise of privacy is the frosting on the cake. IMHO, Proton Pass is undoubtedly the BEST web-based, multi-platform password manager available! Proton AG "ROCKS!"
Convenient, safe, and organized!
I've used most other password managers in the past and I find Proton Pass to be the best one. Open source with premium feature offerings along with better data storage location and policies. Cannot recommend it enough!
The best password manager after I tried all the others: bitwarden, 1password, lastpass. Also, European and trustworthy Proton <3
Wirklich guter Passwortmanager. Leider nicht in Ecosia verwendbar. Ich hoffe, dass hier bald etwas passiert.
just awesome...feels very reliable
I recently moved from 1Password to Proton Pass, mainly because of the native desktop app. A lot of good-looking, feature-heavy password managers only offer browser extensions, which feels limiting. Proton, like 1Password, has a proper Windows app—and that makes a real difference in day-to-day use. It just feels more complete and accessible. On the security side, I’m pretty comfortable with what they’ve built. The protection model is strong but makes sense—it's not complicated for the sake of it. From personal experience exploring vulnerabilities in other password managers (especially through leaked data and weak secondary passwords), I know how gaps can show up. Proton is noticeably harder to crack, especially with the optional third password layer. That extra control adds serious depth. As for their overall security architecture, it’s already well-known and trusted, so there’s not much to question there. Feature-wise, it covers all the essentials, stays lightweight, and doesn’t feel bloated. As a premium user, I’d say it’s worth the price. It strikes a good balance between usability and real security.
Excellent !
amazing pw organizer