Item: Dashlane Password Manager
Rating: 10
Author: Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Dashlane Password Manager

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In my organization, we manage so many clients and share/create so many passwords that it can be both difficult to manage all of those passwprds and make sure the right people in our organization have the proper access to said passwords. With that, we use Dashlane Password Manager to store the many passwords both shared by our clients and created by us, as well as delegate said passwords to different departments within our organization.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Password Sharing
Password Permissions
Password Security

Cons

Pricing Structure: Dashlane Password Manager is often considered more expensive than some of its competitors. While it offers robust features, users may find the pricing, particularly for family or business plans, a bit high compared to other password managers.
Performance Issues: Some users have reported that Dashlane Password Manager's browser extension can occasionally slow down, especially with larger vaults or while performing auto-fill functions on certain websites. Improving the speed and reducing lag could enhance the user experience.
Data Export Limitations: While Dashlane Password Manager does offer data export options, they are somewhat limited.
VPN Integration: Dashlane Password Manager offers a VPN feature, but it's fairly basic and doesn't match the quality or features of standalone VPN services. Users may prefer a more robust VPN offering or the option to integrate with other, more powerful VPNs.
Limited Features on Desktop App: Dashlane Password Manager has been focusing more on its web-based app, leading to some features not being fully integrated or developed on the desktop version. Consistency across platforms could be better, as some users prefer native desktop applications over web apps.