Our decision to move to a web-first experience went through the same interrogation as any other experience we build: First, can we do it in a way that doesn't compromise our security standards? Security is at the foundation of Dashlane, and always will be. In addition to details in this post about this new web experience, we’ll provide frequent updates between now and when we stop supporting the desktop apps-so there’ll be no surprises. We made this decision because we believe it's the highest quality and most secure experience we can deliver to our customers, putting us closer in line with our principles. We’ll keep the desktop apps available to everyone until our key features and capabilities are available in the web app.
If you want to open the full web app from your desktop, you can create a shortcut with these simple instructions.įor our business customers, we’re working directly with account admins to ensure a smooth transition for their teams. The majority of customers on our personal plans are already using Dashlane in their browsers through the extension and accessing their full accounts by clicking Log in on or Open the web app in the extension window. We plan to sunset the desktop app starting January 10, 2022. You will be automatically logged out and will not be able to log in again. Don’t worry-you won’t lose any data. To continue using Dashlane on your computer, you’ll need to make the switch to the web-first experience.
Today, we’re sharing an update that we plan to discontinue support for the Mac and Windows apps. In November of 2020, we announced that a web-first Dashlane would be our new default desktop experience, alongside our iOS and Android apps. This post was first published in January 2021 and is periodically updated to reflect the latest changes and product releases.įor more than 10 years, we have worked to build the best password manager for people and businesses, adhering to our founding principles of simplicity, universality, and privacy.
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