Sure.Would you care to share the problems you are unhappy with as well as a comparison between Nord and Proton?
First and foremost, say I turn on my computer and want to log in to this website. After booting up, NordPass pops up and wants me to enter my master password, which I do. 12 characters, letters upper and lower case, numbers, special characters. Then I open a browser and come to this website. I go to log in. NordPass won’t give me my log in unless I enter my master password again. So I do, and I begin the log in here. I have enabled two factor identification on this site so now I have to go to my email to get a log in code. When I go to my email Nordpass requires me to again enter my master password. So by now I have typed my master password three times in a matter of minutes just to log in to a website.
There’s a feature in NordPass called Lockout Time or something like that. I have set it for 4 hours, 1 day, and Never. None of these makes any difference. Log in at any website, have to enter the master password. I mean what’s the point? I might as well just type in the password to the website itself and not use NordPass. OK sure I only have to memorize one password but it sure gets tedious. 12 characters…over and over and over.
Another issue is, when I go to log in to a site that uses my email address for a user name, as many do, NordPass will pop up every email user name contains. I have 4 different email accounts for various uses and the wife has 2. I don’t always remember which one I used for each and every site so I usually wind up trying 2 or 3 before I get in.
And occasionally at apparently random time NP pops up and wants me to enter my master password, just to make sure I don’t forget I guess.
And sometimes it seems to randomly create duplicate user name and password entries all on it’s own. I don’t know how or why but it does seem to complicate things
I’ve searched for solutions to all these things but found none. Only thing NP says is it’s for security, not convenience so basically just suck it up.