You can use Dashlane to create and store secure, unique passwords for every login. You can also update an existing password.

To generate passwords on websites in Safari, you need to install the Safari extension.
Get started with the Safari extension

1. Go to a website and select the new password field when you create or update your password.
2. In the pop-up, select Use generated password. In the same pop-up, select the customization icon, shown as three horizontal lines with circles, to open the full Password Generator. Then you can make changes to the generated password.

View: To view the generated password, select Show, shown as an eye icon.

Generate: To generate a new password, select the circling arrows icon next to the current password.

Customize: You can choose the length of the password and whether the password contains letters, numbers, or symbols. You can also choose not to include characters that resemble each other, such as "1" and "l."

Save: In the pop-up, select Save for a newly added login. You can also update a login with a new password or create a new login for a website.

Edit the password you just saved

Note: If Dashlane doesn't automatically update your newly generated password in your vault, log out and back into the website where you changed the password. A pop-up appears after Dashlane detects a successful login and asks if you want to update this information in your vault.

1. Select the Dashlane D icon in your browser’s toolbar and enter your Master Password if prompted. In the extension pop-up, select the Generator tab.
2. You can choose the length of the password and whether the password contains letters, numbers, or symbols. You can also choose not to include characters that resemble each other, such as "1" and "l."
3. To generate a new password, select the circling arrows icon next to the current password.

   If you change the generator settings, you can save the settings. Select Save as default to automatically use these settings to generate any password in this tab or directly on web pages.

4. After you've generated the password you need, select Copy and paste the password where you need it.

   

Password history isn't currently available in our macOS app. For more access to our features and tools, you can install the Safari extension.
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You can view the passwords generated previously.

In the extension pop-up's Generator tab, select Show history to view a list of the last 20 generated passwords.

In the web app, select View history in your vault to view the passwords generated and changed over time.

In the Android and iOS (Apple) apps, access the Password Generator and select the clock with a circling arrow icon to view previously generated passwords.

You can view an individual password in one of two ways based on where you view the password history. For example, in the iOS (Apple) app, select the dots that conceal the password. In the extension pop-up and Android app, select Show, shown as an eye icon. 

Find any password that Dashlane generated on a website