Luckily, Dashlane automatically scans your browsers during set up and your job will be to select the passwords that you want to import. The first step will be to import all the passwords that you have saved on your browser to Dashlane. So you have already configured your Dashlane account you can now begin managing your passwords. This helps enforce security by ensuring that hackers cannot steal the password but it also means that if you forget it you lose access to your saved passwords.
And as part of their zero-knowledge security policy, the password will neither be stored on their server nor locally on your computer. This is the master password and also the only password you will ever have to remember again so you are allowed to go big.Īlso, this is the password that Dashlane uses to encrypt and decrypt all your saved passwords. Creating an Account with Dashlaneĭashlane already has a set password guideline to help you come up with a strong password but I still recommend you make your password as strong as possible. If you already have a Dashlane account then input the login details and proceed but if you are a new user then select the ‘Create an account’ option. It does not include any installation processes. Installing DashlaneĪnd then it will launch into the Sign-in page. Dashlane will begin downloading the necessary files which may take anywhere from 3-10 minutes depending on the speed of your internet. Once the download is complete then run/open the file. Note that If you are using Google Chrome browser then you will first be prompted to download the browser extension before you can download the desktop application. If not, then you can download it from above. If you already have Dashlane installed then skip this test.
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