Dashlane Password Manager Reviews – Page 39
5/5 rating based on 457 reviews. Read all reviews for Dashlane Password Manager for iPhone.
Dashlane Password Manager is free iOS app published by Dashlane
Convenience & peace of mind
Joseph John Daly
I feel good knowing that my passwords are more complex then if I had created them on my own and saved in this app so I don't have to remember them. You need an app like this these days there's just too many passwords to remember.
Good app
Ismael817
Good app i keep track of most of usernames and passwords for different apps and sites
Interface change is for the worse
Stuart779
A great password a management system across devices. I love it and have given it five stars in the past. But now have a gripe about a UI change. With a fairly recent redesign the app now opens to a group of recent passwords instead of the full password list. To see them all at once you have tap deeper in the menu interface. I don't understand this change--the passwords you view recently has no bearing on the ones you view in the future. Please make a 'default view' set of options to let us go directly to our entire list instead of always being directed to recents. Thank you!
Dash lane Crash
george050
Great program, ha! I just updated and lost all of my passwords. This is what I updated to premium for.
Difficult New Interface
tatertex
A few problems. If your iPhone settings are to have a little larger text the app becomes nearly useless because many items become invisible. This is a MAJOR oversight. The new menu system is difficult because one has to press a lot of button just to get to the passwords. I would like to enter a Password for some things that aren't on a web site (i.e., voicemail passwords), but the program uses a keyboard that assumes you will enter a web site first which means you can't enter a space (you can't type "Voice Mail"). So, I have to put my voicemail password in Secure Notes which is not where I would normally got to get a password. I would want to get it in PASSWORDS. Clearly, the "engineering-minded" coders are taking control at Dashlane and not people who understand user interface convenience.