You can now choose how the Dashlane app icon appears on your Android device.
Change the Dashlane icon on Android

Also, during June, customers with a personal account will automatically see the Pride colors throughout their product experience on all platforms.

You can now import an XML file from KeePass to Dashlane in your web browser.

Import a KeePass XML file to Dashlane

You can now move passwords, passkeys, verification codes, and other items between Dashlane and 1Password with the Credential Exchange Protocol.

• Import your data to Dashlane using the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)
• Export your Dashlane data using the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)

Three updates:

• Because of a UI issue, admins were unable to add new members despite having available seats. We fixed this issue.

• As an admin on a professional plan, you can now personalize employee-facing security alerts with your company logo and a company support contact.

  Open and navigate the Admin Console

• To help admins trace and manage security events, we’ve added more information to the Activity Log export for organizations with Credential Protection

  Explore Credential Protection insights in your Activity Log export

Three updates:

• For participating apps and websites, you’ll now see a Manage passkeys button that opens the passkey settings for the service.
  Manage passkeys in the web app
• Admins of organizations with Credential Protection can now see how many of their vault users are visible in the Risk Detection feature in the Users page of the Admin Console.
  Risk Detection visibility
• Admins of organizations with Credential Protection can now restrict Dashlane access to verified domains.
  Restrict Dashlane access to verified domain

Three updates:

• When admins applied filters on the Activity Logs page, the page wasn't filtered by the options selected. We fixed this issue.
• The Password history page appeared blank. We fixed this issue.
• Autofill failed on www.accounts.amadeus.com. We fixed this issue.

Sharing with non-Dashlane users, called link sharing, is available to admins and members of Dashlane professional plans.

You can now share a login with a freelancer, contractor, or vendor who doesn’t use Dashlane. Skip the insecure plain-text emails and messages. You can collaborate with anyone by sending a temporary link to a login.

Sharing with non-Dashlane users

We fixed two issues:

• The Collection menu closed when using the scrollbar
• Dashlane detected all fields except the password field on http://fdls.creha-ouest.org

We fixed two issues:

• Cloudflare was unable to complete verification with autologin enabled on www.torrenting.com
• Changing the Space for Secure Notes wasn't working.

Two updates:

• As an admin on a professional plan, you can now integrate Dashlane with KnowBe4. You can track how your team members use Dashlane and provide real-time coaching through KnowBe4.

  Track team activity and provide real-time coaching with KnowBe4

• We removed incorrect messaging in the 2FA flow stating users can change security settings soon.

Two updates:

• As an admin on a professional plan, you can now verify as many of your organization's email domains as you want, to set up features, such as single sign-on (SSO), SCIM, or Dark Web Insights.

  Domain verification for professional plans

• Fixed performance issues on maps.arcgis.com

You can now move passwords, passkeys, verification codes, and other items between Dashlane and other participating password managers or third-party apps that support the Credential Exchange Protocol.

• Import your data to Dashlane using the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)
• Export your Dashlane data using the Credential Exchange Protocol (CXP)

You can now delete your Dashlane account on your iPhone, iPad, or macOS app.

Delete your Dashlane account and data

Four updates:

• You can now use a single passkey for services that share the same account across different websites.
  Linked websites for passkeys
• Some customers experienced an import failure for the DASH file when connected to Wi-Fi. We fixed this issue.
• The Risk Detection page became distorted when customers selected the 7 day filter. We fixed this issue.
• When hovering in certain columns in the Admin Console, the cursor wouldn’t respond or turn into the hand icon to indicate the field is clickable. We fixed this issue.

Three updates:

• You can now use AI agents to query activity logs in a controlled, read-only way through the Dashlane MCP (Model Context Protocol) server.

  Beta: MCP server for AI-powered Activity Log access

• The Risk Detection Board wasn't loading consistently. We fixed this issue.
• Some customers were getting an error message saying “Incorrect Master Password” when changing their login email. We fixed this issue.

Two updates:

• With Dashlane on Apple devices running iOS 26 or later, you can more easily save new passwords to your vault using built-in Apple features. Create accounts faster with strong passwords you can use without ever leaving your app or website.
  Autofill your data on your iPhone or iPad
• The extension showed a long list of suggested logins with empty domains. We fixed this issue.

Three updates:

• When an admin went through the "change login ID" flow, the Master Password was requested. We fixed this issue.
• “An unexpected error occurred" error appeared when logging in on the extension. We fixed this issue.
• Payment methods expiration dates weren’t being saved when adding them to the vault. We fixed this issue.

Two updates:

• Professional plan admins can now give access to selected sharing groups to each Group Manager they assign.
  Role-based access control
• Omnix plan admins can now add a support contact to in-browser Nudges and AI phishing alerts.
  Set up in-browser Nudges
  Set up AI phishing alerts

Several updates:

• The left menu in the web app has been reorganized.
  • The My account menu has been removed, and the Settings have moved to the Vault menu in the top left of the app.
  • Customers can also log out from this location.
• The Account menu has been moved to the Admin Console menu in the top left of the app.
• We fixed missing Caribbean territories in the address form in the vault.
• We fixed the scrolling issue in the Sharing Center that showed only 30 rows.
• We fixed an autofill issue where the username field wasn't being recognized on www.hebfcu.org.

Though not immediately visible, this update includes bug fixes and optimizations for improved performance.

Focused on performance enhancements and reliability, this update brings a more seamless Dashlane experience.

You can now autofill addresses saved in Dashlane using the Android app.

Autofill addresses on Android

Focused on performance enhancements and reliability, this update brings a more seamless Dashlane experience.

Five updates:

• The Dashlane Omnix Insights Dashboard delivers a unified view of Credential Protection and Vault insights, complete with actionable data covering all employees.
  Explore the Dashboard in your Admin Console

• All Omnix plan admins can now set up AI phishing alerts and use Custom rules to hide these alerts from trusted domains, and for all their organization's employees.
  Set up Omnix AI phishing alerts

• If you subscribe to a Dashlane professional plan, we're giving you more power and control over your shared information.

  Instead of just "limited" or "full" rights, you can now assign four different permission levels that leverage specific capabilities—such as view, edit, or copy—for each shared item. You can share exactly what's needed, and nothing more, ensuring a more secure and precise way to collaborate.
  Share your saved items in Dashlane
  Share Collections with members of professional plans

• Autofill wasn't working for ameris.ebanking-services.com. We fixed this issue.
• Some customers experienced a scrolling issue on the extension login page where, with multiple accounts to log in through, scrolling wasn't working. We fixed this issue.

If you subscribe to a Dashlane personal plan, we're giving you more power and control over your shared information.

Instead of just "limited" or "full" rights, you can now assign four different permissions that leverage specific capabilities—such as view, edit, or copy—for each shared item. You can share exactly what's needed, and nothing more, ensuring a more secure and precise way to collaborate.
Share your saved items in Dashlane

Two updates:

• Passwordless login with security keys is now available for any new account as part of our beta program. You can now add multiple security keys to your account and use your security key for user verification for passkeys stored in Dashlane.
  Passwordless login with a security key
• Members of Dashlane personal plans with an account protected by a Master Password can now change to passwordless login directly in the web app.
  Passwordless login for your Dashlane account

We fixed two issues:

• Credential Risk Detection was incorrectly including safe passwords in the Activity Logs in the Admin Console.
• Customers received a "something went wrong" error when trying to change their login email.

Two updates:

• Omnix plan admins can now copy example messages from the Admin Console to let their team know they may start getting security and phishing alerts.
  Set up in-browser nudges as a professional plan admin
  Manage phishing alerts on your professional plan
• When using the dark theme, the SCIM setting was grayed out in the Admin Console. We fixed this issue.

Three updates:

• Customers on a desktop browser can now use Dashlane to generate passphrases for their logins.
  Generate a password or passphrase using Dashlane
• Added First Horizon Bank to the U.S. issuing bank list in the vault.
• Dashlane selected Forgot password on https://contentkalender.app/, instead of the Login button. We fixed this issue.

Three updates:

• Organizations on the Dashlane Omnix plan now have a Mass deployment tab in the Admin Console to deploy the Dashlane Smart Extension at the same time they set up Omnix Credential Protection features.
  Mass deploy Dashlane to your organization
• Organizations on the Dashlane Omnix plan can view Risk Detection insights for all active Dashlane plan members. Credential Risk Detection now covers all employees, including those who haven't created a Dashlane account or are logged out.
  Credential Risk Detection in Dashlane
• When you log out of a passwordless Dashlane account in the web app, you can now use your PIN to log back in.
  Log out of the Dashlane web app with a passwordless account

Minimum requirements for the Dashlane app on your Apple devices for the upcoming version, 6.2527:

• On Mac computers: In one year, we'll no longer support Sonoma (macOS 14.0) or earlier versions. You'll need Sequoia (macOS 15.0) or later to use the Dashlane macOS app or the Dashlane Safari extension.
• On iPhone or iPad: In one year, we'll no longer support iOS 17 or iPadOS 17 or earlier versions. You'll need iOS 18 or iPadOS 18 or later.

Supported devices and browsers

Two updates:

• Organizations on the Dashlane Omnix plan can join our early access program to get AI phishing alerts. AI phishing alerts warn employees when they access a suspicious website, even if they're logged out of Dashlane or don't have a Dashlane account.
  Early access program for AI phishing alerts
• Admins of Dashlane Omnix plans can view Phishing Insights to see how many members of their organization have been alerted about phishing and who's most at risk for entering login info on suspicious websites.
  Dashlane phishing insights

Two updates:

• Customers were having problems creating a passkey on the Meta app. We fixed this issue.
• Autofill was filling out expiration dates incorrectly. We fixed this issue.