Proton Pass is Now Available on macOS and Linux

Proton is making its Proton Pass password and identity manager available on macOS and Linux today. The open source and end-to-end solution is now available on every platform, and the Linux version supports all Debian and Redhat-based distributions including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and centOS.

“Ensuring that Proton Pass is available on all major operating systems guarantees an optimal user experience on any preferred device, reflecting our belief that convenience and user experience are crucial for a security solution,” said Son Nguyen, Product Lead for Proton Pass. “This significant milestone, achieved within a year of our initial launch, underscores our commitment to comprehensive security across all devices.

Proton initially launched its secure password and identity manager last year, and the app added support for account monitoring and Passkeys earlier this year. The Proton Free offering includes unlimited logins, notes, and devices, while the Pass Plus subscription adds the Pass Monitor experience with dark web monitoring and other features part of the Proton Sentinel security program.

On macOS, Proton Pass also offers a Safari extension that simplifies password management and credential filling in Apple’s web browser. The app will also soon allow Mac users to unlock their accounts with TouchID. On Linux, Proton Pass will also let users unlock the app using their Linux user account, fingerprint sensors, and other methods supported by Privileged access management (PAM) in the coming weeks.

For a limited time, Proton is offering its Pass Plus plan for just $10 for the first year (previously $23.88). You can learn more about Proton Pass on Proton’s website.