It's more trustable than apple keychain so I switched from Apple built-in password manager to Proton Pass.
The only flaw is its user interface.
If the manual or UI could be more intuitive, then we don't have to go searching and searching before using it.

Wonderful with great connectivity!

Really great interface. It has some bugs and some growing pains, but Proton is a solid team working on them. Well worth the investment.

It works well for the most part, aside from one issue and one missing feature:

1. occasionally, the pop-up pin entry pops up but doesnt grab focus, so you end up entering your pin in whatever text field is selected, free for any onlookers to view. potentially a big security problem for some environments, or if your machine is compromised (in which case you're screwed anyway, might as well keylog)
2. no auto-fill hotkey means this is still more cumbersome to use than something like bitwarden, despite the additional features proton provides. ive grown accustomed to it, but i definitely miss that.

all in all, what's most important is that it works and is largely secure, and the proton team have done a great job with this password manager considering its youth and all the other projects they juggle.