The reason invoked is User Data Privacy / Use of Permissions. Our extension (Dashlane Password Manager, 3M+ users… has been removed from the store on Saturday morning.
And for the greatest ease-of-use, most people will probably appreciate having their password manager integrate with their web browser.Īnd, unlike the recent incident with the LastPass browser extension, this isn’t a case of the password manager’s developers accidentally deleting their plugin from the Chrome web store.Īccording to a message posted by Dashlane’s senior engineering manager Thomas Guillory, it was Google which removed the extension citing a data privacy concern over permissions required by the password manager to do its job. But what you can’t do right now is find Dashlane’s browser extension in either the Chrome web store or Firefox add-ons library. We're also working to release biometric unlock on Firefox, but unfortunately, there's a bug on Mozilla's side that we can't resolve ourselves.You can download Dashlane’s software from the official website, of course. If you use more than one device, repeat this process for each browser or device. If you don’t have biometrics available on your machine, you can also unlock Dashlane with a physical security key like Yubikey. To enable this, open your web app and go to My account > Security settings > Unlock with biometrics. This means you have to reauthenticate your identity the next time you open your browser by typing in your Master Password. But there’s an alternative you might not know about: If your computer or mobile phone has biometric capabilities, you can unlock Dashlane with your fingerprint or face id instead of typing your Master Password every time. Tip 6: Unlock your Dashlane account with biometrics (for Chrome and Edge browsers)įor security reasons, your Dashlane account locks after closing your browser.
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