Dashlane - Legacy

Dashlane - Legacy for PC and Mac

Published by Dashlane on 2024-01-14

  • Compatibility: Available on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7 & MacOS 10, 11, 10.12
  • Category: Productivity
  • Licence: Free
  • Software version: 6.2126.0
  • File size: 50.01 MB


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Dashlane Overview

What is Dashlane? Dashlane is an app that securely stores and autofills passwords, personal information, and payment details across all devices. It offers unlimited password storage, automatic syncing, password generation, and secure password sharing. The app also features automatic login, form filling, and a built-in VPN for browsing safely and anonymously. Dashlane is designed for privacy and offers alerts for breaches and hacks, dark web monitoring, 2-factor authentication, and real-time credit monitoring. The app has won numerous awards and has over 14 million users worldwide. Dashlane offers a 30-day free trial of its Premium plan, which can be renewed through in-app purchases.


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Dashlane - Legacy Features and Description

1. Your Dashlane account starts with a 30-day free trial of our Premium plan—no credit card required.

2. - Auto-renewable subscriptions will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the initial period of subscription unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.

3. If you love it, keep it going with a Dashlane subscription, or switch to Dashlane Free automatically.

4. - Dashlane Premium and Premium Plus are available as 1-year renewable subscriptions.

5. Dashlane fills all your passwords, payments, and personal details wherever you need them, across the web, on any device.

6. That’s why we’ve designed Dashlane so that we can't see the information you store in it—and we never sell it.

7. - Subscriptions may be managed, and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to your Account Settings after purchase.

8. Other companies don’t store your data safely because it’s not their job.

9. At Dashlane, it’s what we do.

10. - Securely export your data, any time you need or want.

11. - Payment will be charged to your iTunes account at purchase.



Pros:

  • - Keeps a lot of passwords
  • - Notifies user of data breaches
  • - Integrates across devices
  • - Works on MacBook

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Installation Requirements

PC Compactibility/Requirements for Installation

Compactible OS list:
  1. Windows 11
  2. Windows 10
  3. Windows 8.1
  4. Windows 7
  5. Windows Vista

Requirements for MacOS Installation

Intel, 64-bit processor, OS X 10.7 or later.

Compactible OS list:
  1. macOS Ventura: 13.3
  2. macOS Monterey: 12.6.4
  3. macOS Big Sur: 11.7.5
  4. macOS Catalina: 10.15
  5. macOS Mojave: 10.14
  6. macOS High Sierra: 10.13

FAQs

Dashlane - Legacy - Is it safe to download?

Yes. The app is 100 percent (100%) safe to download and Install. Our download links are from safe sources and are frequently virus scanned to protect you

Software Reviews and Criticism


  • By Starman4000

    I don’t understand the good reviews! It doesn’t work well!

    I used LastPass for about the last four years. I am not advertising for LastPass as I was somewhat frustrated with it. However, it is a comparison to this poor product. DashLane was advertising better integration across devices and sites so I read the reviews and took a 3-year leap at $99. I have been so disappointed! I was just over the 30 day refund policy and they would not even discuss a partial refund but said they would work through the problems. I kept giving them lists of problems and they kept asking me the same questions over and over and telling me to try the same uninstall/reinstalls. I can honstly say I spent more time than they did trying to fix it. Some of my list was: Logging out of websites, especially Google. Logging out of DL even though logout is set to NEVER. Did not recognize Marriott web site at all even though is was in DL. Does not recognize form fields for my bank site. Constantly tries to enter personal information in form fields that are not for personal info. Does not recognize Alaska airlines site. Sixt Rental Car login brings up credit cards rather than logins. Touch ID doesn’t work on PC. So on and so on…. I’m throwing my money away and returning to LastPass. I wish both were better, but I only had one-tenth of the issues with LastPass that I had with DashLane. A medicre product that they clearly don’t stand behind or care about after the sale.


  • By PWBrat

    I’m Beyond Frustrated

    I’ve been using this for two or three years. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t. I’m constantly bringing up the program and asking to see the password for a site so I can put it in for myself. It just doesn’t seem to recognize some sites when you go there to log in. Now I agreed to an update (from the App Store) a couple of days ago, and every since, I cannot get into Dashlane at all! I went to their website and explained the problem. I received an email back from “William” telling me to de-install it and reinstall from their website. I removed it, but when I went to reinstall it, it automatically took me to the App Store. So the program still doesn’t work, and in the meantime, I’m trying to work!!! Since “William” had asked me to let him know if I was successful, I issued another plea for help. This time I received an email from “Isagani” and he offered me two options, one of which was only good if I’d originally downloaded from their website. The second, going to the App Store, was the kicker. Here’s the advice: “On MacOD, and if Dashlane was downloaded via the Windows App Store, please note that we have submitted our fix to Microsoft for validation, which should take about 48 hours. If you need to get into Dashlane urgently, we can guide you in removing your version downloaded via the Windows App Store, and install the one from our website. Please let us know should you wish to proceed this way.” Unbelievable!


  • By Klutch54

    Almost never worked on iPhone.. Now they want more money?

    I loved Dashlane when I first started using it about 3 years ago. It worked great across all platforms, my PC, iPhone 5s, 6S and 8, and my iPad. It seems like the past year or so it hasn’t worked hardly at all on my iPhone. I don’t really use my iPad anymore though so I can’t say anything about that. It still -usually- works on my Pc. Usually. Not enough though. I had a hard time paying $40 a year for the Premium. Whatever, I get everything across my devices. But since that hasn’t been working correctly, I got annoyed. The straw that broke the camels back was when I updated to the new “better” Dashlane 6. From here on out it’ll be $60/year instead. Im done. Its not worth it. I unregestered a month early. It always updates information perfectly across all devices, it just doesn’t integrate with Safari on iPhone hardly at all anymore. 9/10 times it will crash and I have to go open the app, use touch ID, copy login, switch to Safari, paste login, switch to Dashlane, use touch ID, copy password, switch to Safari, paste password. Extremely unnecessary and annoying. So I just spent about 3 hours moving all of my information correctly out of Dashlane and I'll never go back to it. You keep your software, I'll keep my $60/year. I hope this review helps guide people before they unknowingly drop $60 on somthing that doesn’t work properly.


  • By PortRow

    It Has Worked for Me

    I keep a LOT of passwords in this: for myself, for other people (my parents, coworkers who invariably need my help finding their passwords, and specially my wife). My wife has the unfortunate habit of recycling passwords (sometimes with small variations on special characters or capitalization) and Dashlane always recommends that I change these (I can't, of course). What I like best is that it tells me when there have been data breaches on a site that requires me to change my password, which I always do. If it was just my personal passwords that I needed to access across devices, I might not pay the extra money for the service and just use the Microsoft Keychain across my devices. For my needs, however, Dashlane is a much better option. FYI: my wife won't use it. She hates the autofill option which, to be fair, can interfere when you have multiple logins for a site (work, personal, hers/mine, etc.). And since Keychain wants to autofill, too, it's a bit of a hassle, I will agree. But, like I said, the benefits definitely outweigh the drawbacks for me.


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