It works

I have used Dashlane both as a free account user and as an admin in a business account. The free offering was pretty meager and didn't really showcase the value the product could offer. Since that time, the restrictions have increased to the point where the free offering is pretty worthless. The business offering is decent, primarily because as a paid account, you can use it on multiple devices and with no limit on stored accounts. However, there are some features both of the core password manager and the business account that prevent Dashlane from being the best. First, when exporting and importing stored passwords, there isn't a mechanism that will match or merge duplicates. So if I have the account "username" for site "domain.com" in Dashlane and the import, I end up with two accounts, and I can't merge them, nor is there an easy way to see the possible duplicate record. Second, it is kind of a hassle to mass edit items. So if I want to change multiple items in the same way, I have to do it one at a time. The only bulk operation is delete. I can't, for example, select multiple Google accounts and turn off auto-login. With the business account, as an admin, I can't specify certain defaults for my org. I would like to have admin-assisted recovery turned on by default (or at least have it trigger a confirmation for each new user).

Lastly, the secret sharing does not allow for copy/paste, so when I share a new WiFi password, they can see it, but not copy it to paste into the WiFi prompt.