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Key Details of Dashlane Password Manager
- Automate and simplify your online life.
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Editors’ Review
To manage passwords and other log-in information on your Mac, the free version of the Dashlane password manager is up to the task.
Pros
Generate and store passwords: Dashlane for the Mac can generate strong passwords, store an unlimited number of them, and then autofill your passwords and other log-in information -- including address and payment methods -- for websites, services, and apps, with one master password.
Dashlane also offers a password changer that helps you easily convert old or weaker passwords to stronger, secure ones.
Secure: Dashlane uses the industry-standard AES-256 to encrypt your information.
Free for one Mac: If all you have to protect is one Mac, you can use the Dashlane password manager for free, including adding browsing extensions to manage your usernames and passwords.
And it's paid for multiple devices: If you want to have Dashlane manage and sync your information -- passwords and other auto-fill data -- over all your devices, it's $39.99 a year. A premium account also lets you share items with others. You can check out the premium version for free with a 30-day trial.
Cons
Premium's a bit more expensive than competitors: Both 1Password and LastPass offer unlimited-device support for a cheaper annual rate than Dashlane does.
Bottom Line
For a free password manager for the Mac, look to Dashlane. It offers a simple and secure way to manage your passwords and other log-in information. Its paid version extends support to all your devices but costs a bit more than comparable password managers.
What’s new in version 5.0
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