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What would be the recommended route for logging in to proton pass?

Currently I have a random string password string stored in Bitwarden and auto fill whenever I need to login to proton. Obviously I need to remember my master password to gain access to my vault.

If I were to potentially switch over to proton pass exclusively, I would need to change the proton password in something I can remember instead. I would argue it might actually reduce the security challenge for the proton account.

Any thoughts on the topic?

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[–] goodhunter@lemm.ee 2 points 1 year ago

You can use 2fa with proton as well. I have yubikeys configured for instance.