Deploy Dashlane browser extensions via GPO

This article guides admins through deploying the Dashlane browser extension via GPO. Dashlane recommends letting the first-run experience handle the extension install for the user's default browser. The GPO deployment method is available if users are prevented from installing the extension themselves.

If you have deployment software, you should consult your deployment software vendor's documentation for the best way to deploy extensions to your user's browsers. The ADMX files and extension locations will work with most deployment solutions, including Intune.

Content

1. Self-service installation
2. Chrome browser deployment
3. Firefox browser deployment
4. Microsoft Edge browser deployment (Chromium)
5. Safari browser deployment

Self-service installation

The user onboarding experience will prompt users to install the web extension for their default browser. Admins may choose to install the web extension administratively if the user cannot install web extensions or to make the first-run experience easier for the user.

Chrome browser deployment

In your Microsoft Windows Group Policy Editor (Computer or User Configuration folder):

1. Download the latest policy template if you have not already.
2. In Group Policy Editor, create a new GPO for Dashlane Chrome install (or attach it to a current one). Go to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Google > Google Chrome > Extensions.
3. Select Configure the list of force-installed apps and extensions.
4. Go to Enable > Show and enter in the following string, which is the Dashlane extension ID followed by the update URL: fdjamakpfbbddfjaooikfcpapjohcfmg;https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx

   

5. Click OK and Apply the Group Policy to the desired scope.

Firefox browser deployment

1. Download the Firefox ADMX template if you have not already.
2. Unzip it and copy the firefox.admx and mozilla.admx files to C:\windows\PolicyDefinitions.
3. Open the language folder (en-US) for English and copy the downloaded adml files over to the C:\Windows\Policydefinitions\en-US folder.
4. Open Group Policy Editor > Create a new GPO called 'Firefox - Dashlane' and link it to the domain.
5. Disable the link if you're not ready to deploy.
6. Edit the Group Policy. Go to User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Mozilla > Firefox > extensions > Extensions to Install > Enable > Show and enter the following text:  "https://d3mfqat9ni8wb5.cloudfront.net/extensions/6.2134/6.2134.1/firefox/dashlane.xpi"
7. Set the Scope for the group policy and enable it when you are ready to deploy.

Microsoft Edge browser Deployment (Chromium)

1. Download the Policy Templates if you have not already.
2. In Group Policy Editor, create a new GPO for Dashlane Edge install (or attach it to a current one).
3. Go to User Configuration > Policies > Administrative Templates > Microsoft Edge > Extension.
4. Select Control which extensions are installed silently.
5. Go to Enable > Show and enter the following string, which is the Dashlane extension ID: gehmmocbbkpblljhkekmfhjpfbkclbph

   

6. Click OK and Apply the Group Policy to the desired scope.

The next time the user logs in, the Dashlane Extension will be loaded when they open Edge.

Safari browser deployment

We recommend installing the Safari extension as part of the first-run experience on Mac. MacOS security features make it difficult to silently deploy Safari extensions without third-party tools.