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Dashlane Chrome extension

Dashlane stores your passwords and fills forms across sites, aiming to make everyday logins faster while keeping data encrypted. It's best for people who want a straightforward password manager with a free starting point. The catch: some features, like syncing across many devices, are limited to paid plans.

  • PriceFreemium
  • CategorySecurity & Privacy
  • Works inChrome, Edge, Brave (desktop)
  • ✓Password manager

Last checked against the Chrome Web Store listing · Independent, not affiliated with Google

Pros

  • combines password storage with fast form filling
  • free tier available for basic use
  • encrypts stored data
  • straightforward setup and interface

Cons

  • full cross-device sync requires a paid plan
  • as a password manager, it needs access to form fields and login data by nature
  • some advanced features are gated behind higher tiers

Best for

  • saving and autofilling passwords and forms
  • generating strong passwords for new accounts
  • users who want a free tier before committing to a paid plan
  • people who want form-filling alongside password storage

Skip it if

  • users who need full multi-device sync without upgrading
  • people who want an entirely open-source password manager

Key features

  • password storage and autofill
  • form-filling for addresses and payment details
  • password generator for new accounts
  • encrypted data storage
  • browser-based access to your vault

What Dashlane does

Dashlane saves your passwords and can fill in forms, such as addresses and payment fields, as you fill out sites. It's built to reduce the friction of logging in and checking out, storing your data in an encrypted vault accessible from the browser extension.

Dashlane free vs paid

The free tier covers basic password storage and autofill on a limited basis. Paid plans expand this to full syncing across multiple devices and additional account features, so which tier fits depends on how many devices you use Dashlane on.

Is Dashlane safe?

Dashlane needs access to page content to detect and fill login and form fields, which is standard for any password manager extension. It states that stored data is encrypted. As with any password manager, the level of trust you place in it should match how sensitive the data you store is.

Dashlane: FAQs

Is Dashlane free?

Yes, Dashlane offers a free tier with basic password storage and autofill; paid plans add multi-device sync and more.

Is Dashlane safe to use?

Dashlane encrypts stored passwords and data, though like any password manager it requires access to page content to autofill logins.

How do I use the Dashlane extension?

Install it, create or log into an account, then let it save and autofill your passwords and forms as you browse.

What are Dashlane alternatives?

Bitwarden, 1Password, and NordPass are common alternatives with different free-tier and pricing structures.

Does Dashlane sync across devices?

Multi-device sync is available, though the free tier has more limited sync than paid plans.

Can Dashlane fill payment and address forms?

Yes, Dashlane can autofill saved payment details and addresses in addition to login credentials.

Why isn't Dashlane autofilling on a site?

Some sites use non-standard login forms; you can manually copy credentials from the extension if autofill doesn't trigger.

Does Dashlane generate passwords?

Yes, it includes a built-in password generator for creating strong, unique passwords for new accounts.

Dashlane vs Bitwarden: which is better?

Bitwarden offers a more generous free tier and is open-source; Dashlane focuses on ease of use with form filling built in.

Do I need a paid plan to use Dashlane?

No, the free tier supports basic password storage and autofill; a paid plan is only needed for full sync and extra features.