Between them and BitWarden there seems to be quite good options form Linux users now.
If anyone is a DashLane/BitWarden user and wants to chime in with their experience them that would be much appreciated.
Between them and BitWarden there seems to be quite good options form Linux users now.
If anyone is a DashLane/BitWarden user and wants to chime in with their experience them that would be much appreciated.
1. Supports TouchID on my newer MacBook. 2. Supports generating OTP's, stored alongside the credentials.
Not sure if the competitors have these also. In general though, I've been a super happy Dashlane user.
Sure, it's a cloud service, but it's polished enough that I can get non-tech people like my family and coworkers to actually use it. Lastpass did not pass that test.
I use Dashlane every day on Mac, Linux, Windows, and Android.
I'm wondering how DashLane handles multiple logins for the same service (Google/GitHub etc etc).
For multiple logins on the same service/domain, it presents a clickable/tappable list.
If you mean having several accounts for the same service (aka. Google/Github), then yes. All you will need to do is create a Dashlane "credential" (id+password) per account.
If you mean Federated sign-ins (such as this one https://i.imgur.com/se5toyn.png), then it should be possible as long as the button opens a browser window on the right domain (Facebook, Google, etc).
Please don't hesitate to contact us directly through our Help Center if you have other questions about Dashlane !
https://support.dashlane.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Kind regards,
Thibault Dashlane Customer Support