Dashlane
Dashlane is a password manager and identity vault for macOS, designed to securely store and autofill login credentials, payment information, and personal data across the web and in apps. It features encrypted password storage, secure password generation, breach monitoring to alert users when credentials appear in known data leaks, auto-fill across browsers and applications, and secure sharing of passwords with family members or team members. Dashlane serves individual users, families, and teams who need centralized credential management and digital identity protection.
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1 suggestionDashlane for macOS is Intel-only and has not been updated to a native Apple Silicon build. The app continues to run under Rosetta 2 today, but Apple is removing Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028), at which point this Intel-only build will stop launching entirely. You should begin planning a transition away from Dashlane as your primary password manager. The most straightforward path is to export your passwords and secure notes from Dashlane, then import them into a password manager that actively ships native Apple Silicon builds, such as 1Password, Bitwarden, Keeper, or LastPass — all of which are actively maintained, support all modern macOS versions, and run natively on M-series Macs. Many of these alternatives also offer free tiers or trial periods, so you can test the transition before committing. If you contact Dashlane support to request a native build, include the September 2028 deadline in your message to underscore the urgency.
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