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Good news for all the people who use Proton Pass and who would like to have it installed on their computer and not just use it as an extension. In fact, it has been available for both macOS and Linux for a few days, while it has already been available for a few months for Windows.
Proton Pass is now also available on macOS and Linux as well as on Windows
This is an important update because until now if you are a macOS or Linux user the only way to see your passwords was to log in via Browsers on pass.proton.me or using the extension available for the various Browsers.
As for Linux you can install it on most distributions including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, And CentOS. It is therefore now officially a cross-platform application that can be used on Browsers, via extensions, on smartphone applications and now also on all computers.
By installing the application you will be able to check your passwords even offline. To enable this option, simply install Proton Pass, go to Settings – Safety and enable offline access.
Proton Pass is, together with Bitwarden, one of the best choices you can make if you need a password manager.
We also inform you that until June 16th, therefore for a few more days, it is possible to pay €10 for the first year instead of the usual €24.
We hope that this attention towards Linux users by Proton Pass continues as there are many people who are still waiting for the version of Proton Drive for Linux!
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