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this post was submitted on 06 Jun 2024
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The last big feature missing for me now is support for SSH keys with an SSH agent. This is such a great feature of 1Password and I use it daily. Can't switch before that, even though Proton Pass is already included in my Proton subscription.
Why switch from 1Password? One less subscription? Suspicion about 1Password enshitification? Something else?
I think 1Password is great. The best password manager for me by a long shot.
Proton Pass is lacking features I need/want and the UX is still superior with 1Password for now, but should Proton Pass catch up, I'll happily save some money, sure.