NordPass bugs: deal breaker

Hey everyone,

I’ve been trying out NordPass recently because the pricing is attractive compared to 1Password, but the user experience on both Windows and Linux has been an absolute nightmare. I honestly don't understand how these basic bugs pass QA.

Here is a full list of issues I’m running into daily:

1. Extension UI Freezes After Windows Hello Unlock (Windows) Whenever I unlock the browser extension using Windows Hello (PIN or fingerprint), the overlay on any open tab stays completely frozen in a locked state. It doesn't trigger a post-authentication re-render on the page. Clicking outside the field does nothing. The only way to actually get my credentials filled is to manually press F5 and reload the entire webpage every single time.

2. Broken Autofill on Dynamic Forms / React Sites (x.com / Twitter) On sites like X.com that load inputs dynamically via JS, NordPass completely fails to detect the username/email field. To make matters worse, the shortcut Alt + Shift + L does nothing because the extension loses focus, and Chromium's native autofill menu pops up instead, covering everything with old saved addresses.

3. Passkey API Conflicts (PayPal) Even with "Set NordPass as default passkey provider" explicitly enabled in the extension, NordPass fails to capture WebAuthn API calls properly. When trying to save a passkey on sites like PayPal, Windows bypasses NordPass entirely and routes the prompt elsewhere (or to Windows Hello / legacy software hooks).

4. Continuous Master Password Reprompts (Linux) Because there’s no proper native Polkit/PAM system integration on Linux, the session state is constantly lost. Restarting the browser or closing the app forces a full Master Password re-entry every time, completely ignoring "keep me logged in" settings.

5. Snap Dependency & Extension Disconnects (Linux) The Linux app is packaged strictly via Snap, which is notoriously buggy on non-Ubuntu distros. It frequently crashes silently in the background, causing the browser extension to lose connection and requiring a double-login (Nord account login first, then Vault unlock).

6. Zero Desktop Integration & Missing SSH Agent (Linux) Unlike competitors, there is zero system-wide autofill for native desktop apps (Discord, Steam, terminal prompts), no CLI tool, and no integrated SSH agent.

Is anyone else dealing with this daily, or did everyone just give up and go back to Bitwarden / 1Password? Is NordPass actually working on fixing these underlying execution bugs, or is it destined to remain a basic browser-only tool?