I've used quite a few password apps and this is by far the most intuitive. It works well on all browsers (even my niche Zen browser, a child of Firefox. If you haven't used this btw, it's 100% worth a try). The passwords work on my phone, too. It isn't clunky, it's incredibly easy to update, and best of all, it isn't ANNOYING. Some password apps cover up important fields, making it difficult to navigate normally. Not the case with proton. Proton pass also stores addresses, cards, aliases, identities, and even custom fields. You can also have separate vaults, for personal, professional, and otherwise. I don't use this but it is a nice feature Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Again, I wish I had something negative to say. I really am a critical person. You'll have to play around in settings, especially if you have an iPhone to make sure that proton pass is not only a recognized password manager, but your primary. Apple is sneaky like that. Otherwise, truly a top tier product. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.