A feature I’m looking for is not on the web app.

Additionally, if your browsing data is cleared, you may have to re-enable this setting. Please note: This setting is unavailable if you’ve enabled 2FA at each login. On a trusted computer? Check Keep me logged in for 14 days the next time you log in. That’s why the extension in every browser you use will prompt you to log in to access your data. Keep an eye out-biometrics authentication is coming soon for compatible Mac and Windows computers. The web-first version of Dashlane runs locally on your computer, but each browser is different-which means they each require a separate installation of Dashlane. Why do I have to log in to my account separately in each browser I use?

Disabled 2FA for each login (offline access will still work if you have enabled 2FA for each login on a new device).

Logged in previously and r egistered your device to your account.

There are a few things you need for offline access.

The web-first version of Dashlane runs locally on your computer and doesn’t require an internet connection to access it-just like the desktop app. Can I access my data if I don’t have an internet connection? This is how the extension determines what form fields we can help fill-from your username and password to your name and address. What does it mean that the extension can “read and change data ” on websites I visit ?įor autofill to work, Dashlane requires permissions to read and write the content of a page. Learn more about the security of the extension and web app here. The tl dr? Sandboxed apps, like Dashlane, run in a very restrictive environment that helps mitigate bugs and malware. And while there is no automatic logout setting in the extension on individual plans, you’ll be logged out each time you close your browser (unless you enable Keep me logged in for 14 days). The extension and web app live in an isolated and secure environment provided by your browser called a sandbox. You can learn more here. This means only you can access your data, and we never store or see your Master Password. Yes. The browser extension and embedded web app-the two things that make up Dashlane’s web-first version-use the same zero-knowledge architecture that you know and trust. Keep reading to see answers to some of your most-asked questions about the new version of Dashlane. We recently announced that Dashlane is moving to a new, web-first experience and will stop updating the features and design of our desktop app. (To learn why, check out this blog post.) We’re here to help you through every step of this transition.

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