I used Pass for the last couple months. A week ago I went back to Bitwarden. Pass is just too immature and Protons historically slow updates while simultaneously launching new products haven't made it better.
To be honest after I switched to Bitwarden I could not find a reason to leave it even having access to Proton pass due to my plan with them.
It works and fills my privacy / licensing requirements.
I am very hesitant to use them after finding bitwarden (self hosted vaultwarden) so much better than keepass and past experience does say anything new released by proton will take a while to be full featured 😀 .
I understand your pain though. I setup my wife with it but can't convince her to actually use it, despite her getting regularly frustrated with forgetting passwords... I keep saying to people it is so much better than not having one as it fills it automatically and is much more secure but for some reason, people think I'm the crazy nut for using one.
I only use Pass because it's part of the unlimited plan and I can save myself a few bucks. It is several years behind the competition.
The most frustrating thing is that when using an alias it sets it as my username, with no alternative.
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