Proton, the Swiss-based privacy company best known for its VPN and e-mail services, has announced the release of Proton Pass for Linux and macOS. The new

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Proton Pass for Linux and macOS has been released, expanding Proton's support for major desktop operating systems. The new app integrates with the system's authentication mechanisms and APIs, allowing for unlocking with a Linux user account, fingerprint reader, or Linux PAM-supported module. Proton Pass is an encrypted password manager with a built-in 2-factor authentication system, support for passkeys, password sharing, and email masking. It can import passwords from other managers like Bitwarden, 1Password, and KeePass. There is a free version with some limitations and a paid plan that unlocks additional features and access to Proton Monitor, which scans for data leaks on the 'dark web'.

Proton Pass for Linux Released (Encrypted Password Manager)

Good news :) I used Proton for my private DEV emails :)

Proton is awesome. I just switched over and the app for Chrome, MacOS and mobile is pretty awesome!

I use 1Password myself, but I do use Proton VPN. Proton is very cool.