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Dashlane Speeds Up The Web With Instant Logins, Automatic Checkout

• rollypolly 15y ago
  But here’s a key point: that data stored in its encrypted format on your own hard drive. It’s also encrypted on Dashlane servers. Doing security right.
  • daniper 15y ago
    Yeah, I think that's the only way people will get over the mental hurdle of putting all their important info/data in one place: Security and Privacy.
• lobster_johnson 15y ago
  Works fine if you only use desktop OSes and only use your own computer. Looks like it's sorely needing a mobile version. If you start relying on this for remembering passwords for you, then surely much of the point would be to use it like 1Password -- to generate long, complex, randomized, unique passwords for each site. You won't be able to remember those passwords. I would hate to go to my iPad and find that I have to use the "forgot password" link to log in somewhere.