You can "link" and use the same username and password for different services that share the same account. With linked websites, you don't need separate logins for each website you use the same login for. For example, your "apple.com" and "icloud.com" accounts may use the same login.

After you save a linked website in an existing login, Dashlane automatically logs you into any linked websites for that login. You can turn off the Auto-login setting if you don't want Dashlane to automatically log you in.

You can also assign logins to specific subdomains to keep them separate, such as for different accounts on “bugzilla.mozilla.com” and “addons.mozilla.com."

The newly linked website syncs to all your devices and updates for anyone you shared the login with.

Select the device where you want to add linked websites.

After you've added one or more websites, you can view the list of linked websites from the original login. As you add more websites, the number updates. You can edit or remove any websites you've added at any time.

Shared logins with linked websites

If you share a login, the linked websites are shared as well. The login autofills on all linked websites. If you have limited rights to a login, you can’t make changes to the linked websites. If you have full rights to a login, you can add and remove linked websites.

A domain is the identification string used to name a location on the internet. For example, Dashlane's domain is "dashlane.com." A subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger domain. Dashlane adds the subdomain name before the primary domain name. For example, you're currently reading a page on Dashlane's subdomain "support.dashlane.com."

Note: Dashlane currently supports only one level of subdomain, such as "support.dashlane.com." For now, we don't support two or more levels of subdomains, such as "user.support.dashlane.com."

You can set up Dashlane to use the correct login of all the logins that share the same domain. For example, if you have logins for "user.dashlane.com" and "support.dashlane.com," Dashlane suggests both logins when you sign in to "user.dashlane.com."

Follow these steps to make sure Dashlane suggests the correct login for the appropriate subdomain:

1. In your vault, open a login.
2. Make sure the website address is correct and contains the correct subdomain.
3. In the Preferences section, select Only autofill on websites added by me. Autofill and auto-login will be turned off for subdomains and linked websites added by Dashlane. If you've added any exact URLs, we'll only autofill and auto-login on those.
4. Select Save.

Dashlane makes a single login available for autofill on different websites or domains when appropriate. This feature works with a list of websites that we maintain and manually update on our end. You can also manually add subdomains to a particular login.

For example, you need only one Amazon login, but you can use that login on amazon.com, amazon.fr, amazon.co.uk, and so on.

Expand the linked websites panel to see the list of websites added by Dashlane.

In the following list, you can view all the linked websites added by Dashlane. We make changes to each app in each update and often release the changes for each platform at different times. If you don't yet see the updated list in your app, wait for the next update.

If this list doesn't include a linked website you need, share your suggestion with us or add your own linked website.

Suggest linked websites