🔐 Authentication & login Privacy ★★★★★
Proton Pass
E2EE credentials plus email aliases
Overview
Proton Pass E2EE-encrypts passwords and metadata—Swiss-hosted, integrated with Proton Mail/Calendar/VPN.
Hide-my-email generates per-service aliases so you are not tied to one Google address when registering accounts.
Ideal auth-layer tool within a broader Proton de-Google migration.
Scores
Privacy 5/5
Ease of use 4/5
Features 4/5
Value 4/5
Google Sign-In / OAuth — comparison
Decouples services from Google identity via aliases and independent credentials—complements breaking OAuth Google buttons.
Pros
- ✓ E2EE including metadata
- ✓ Hide-my-email for account dispersion
- ✓ Proton ecosystem integration
- ✓ Swiss privacy law
Cons & caveats
- − Limited free aliases
- − Newer than Bitwarden; Passkey features evolving
- − Less mature than Bitwarden for sharing
Best for
- Proton ecosystem users
- E2EE plus alias generation
- Google Workspace staged exit
Not ideal for
- Self-host requirement
- Passkey-only workflows today
Specs
- Pricing
- Free + paid — Free tier available. Pass Plus from €3.99/month for unlimited aliases.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Data location
- Switzerland (Proton AG); zero-access encryption.
- Platforms
- Windows · macOS · Linux · Android · iOS · Browser extension
E2EEHide-my-emailProton統合
Migration from Google Sign-In / OAuth
- 1 Create Proton Pass account
- 2 Generate Hide-my-email alias per important service
- 3 Change logins from Google OAuth to email+password stored in Pass
- 4 Revoke Google OAuth access in Google Account security
Setup steps
- 1 Create Proton account at proton.me
- 2 Install Proton Pass extension and apps
- 3 Generate aliases for new or migrated signups
- 4 Update login methods service by service
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