I’ll admit, I don’t use Proton’s password manager. I use everything else they have. It’s my email, my calendar, and my VPN. It’s also my primary cloud, but I don’t use cloud very often.

I keep my proton email password in my current manager. I don’t want to lock myself out of my email and really screw myself.

Does anyone here use their passwords? Have you had any of the concerns I’ve had?

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Instead of sharing a password over Gmail or a text, Proton will now let you safely give friends, family members, or co-workers access to things like streaming services, bank accounts, work logins, and more.

You can share your passwords with others by selecting a vault or creating a new one within Proton Pass.

Proton notes that you can also change or revoke access to other users, giving you control over whether they can only view the items in your vault, edit them, or serve as an admin.

Secure sharing is free to all Proton Pass users.

Meanwhile, those on Proton’s paid plan ($4.99 / month) can create up to 20 vaults and share each of them with up to nine people.

To compare, Bitwarden’s free plan only lets you share your vaults with one other person, and the free version of NordPass doesn’t let you share passwords at all.

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