Proton Pass 1.41.1 (Windows)
Proton Pass saves passwords and other login data within your Proton account.
Protect your accounts and files with a password manager, encryption or a suitable privacy tool. The programs in this category address different problems. A VPN helps protect your connection, while a password vault manages your login details. Start by deciding what you want to protect and which settings you will need to manage yourself.
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Proton Pass saves passwords and other login data within your Proton account.
You manage passwords in encrypted vaults and choose a supported synchronization service yourself.
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