Using Dashlane to autofill your passwords and data

Easy one-step log in

Dashlane can log you in to all your accounts with one simple click. When you go to a website, look for the Dashlane D icon in the login fields. A dark green D icon means that we have the information already, and a gray one means that we don't, and that you'll have to enter it manually. Click here to find out how to add your login information to Dashlane.

Click in the field and Dashlane will display a drop-down list for you to choose the information or identity that you want to use. Make your choice and Dashlane will automatically fill in the fields based on the information you've saved in the app. For example, if you click in the "Email address" field and then click on your login...

...Dashlane will log you in automatically.

Automatically fill out forms

Tired of filling in the same registration information every time you sign up online? Let Dashlane do the legwork! Just click in a field and choose the information you want to use to fill out the form.

Click on one of these choices from the drop-down menu then Dashlane will automatically fill in the form.

Speed up online purchases

Dashlane lets you complete your purchases in seconds.

Click in the field where you need to enter your credit card, choose which of your credit cards you want to use, and then Dashlane will fill in the information for you. Note that for security reasons, you will be required to enter you Master Password before the information is filled.

How to manage subdomains in Dashlane

A domain is the identifier that is used to name a location on the Internet. For example, our domain is dashlane.com. A subdomain is a domain with a prefix, which is located before the main domain's name. For example, you are currently reading a page which is located on our subdomain support.dashlane.com.

Dashlane allows you to assign passwords to specific subdomains (such as bugzilla.mozilla.com and addons.mozilla.com) and make sure that they're kept separate, as opposed to suggesting the same login credentials for any site with the same domain (in this example, mozilla.com).

You can configure Dashlane to use the correct login information among all of your credentials that share the same domain, or even associated domains as well (more info in next paragraph). For instance, if you have saved a credential for user.dashlane.com and for support.dashlane.com, Dashlane will propose both of these when you sign in to user.dashlane.com by default. Follow these steps to activate this setting, which will ensure that Dashlane only displays the correct credential for the appropriate subdomain:

1. Open a credential
2. Make sure the website address field is correct and contains the subdomain
3. Click on Autofill options at the bottom of the window
4. Enable Autofill only on exact URL

Note: Dashlane currently only supports one level of subdomain. For example, support.dashlane.com is supported, but a site such as user.support.dashlane.com (which has 2 subdomain levels), is not supported yet.

Associated websites

Some online accounts can be used on multiple websites or domains. As an example, you need only one single Amazon account but you can use it on amazon.com, amazon.fr, amazon.co.uk, etc.

Dashlane will make a single credential available for autofill on different websites or domains, when appropriate. This feature works with a list of associated websites that we maintain and update manually on our end. This list cannot be edited from the app for now.

In order to know what websites are associated to the one for which you saved your credential, you can navigate to the web app, select the credential to open its details and then click Autofill options to expand the list of options. From there, you'll be able to know how many websites are associated and you can even see the list by clicking and expanding the blue associated websites panel.

If you wish to have the credential offered for autofill only on the domain for which you saved it originally, you can check the Autofill only on exact URL box, as explained more in details in the paragraph about subdomains above.

We'll share the full list of associated websites below but please keep in mind that, when updated, this list is implemented into each of our apps with the next update, which is most of the time released at a different time on each platform. Therefore, please wait for the next update if you do not yet have the updated list as it is shown below.

In addition, the list may not contain all the associated websites that you need and that you know. If you find one that is not there yet, feel free to use this survey in order to let us know (enter your suggested associated websites in the provided field and click "Done")!