Dashlane Firefox
Dashlane is a browser extension that acts like a password manager from inside your browser. You can get it from your respective browser's web store, whether you use Firefox, Chrome or Edge. The extension's home page will detect your browser and redirect you to the appropriate platform's web store where you can install the extension or will initiate the download.
If you are considering switching to another password manager or are for some reason no longer in need of an application like Dashlane, you can use this article as a brief guide on how to uninstall the browser extension, depending on your browser.
If you are uninstalling Dashlane from a Google Chrome browser, do the following:
Dashlane compared to LastPass offers a very similar set of features. The main thing that separates Dashlane from LastPass is a clean track record. Dashlane also is the stronger choice, particularly when it comes to the paid version. Their edges include great customer support, a VPN feature, and more.
Dashlane's Web Extension does not support this browser To add Dashlane's new extension to your browser, please open this link on the latest version of Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. It's simple to use Dashlane's VPN on any device. You'll need to set up your VPN the first time you use it. After that, it's easy to turn on and off from the app menu bar or your system tray. On a Windows machine, you can either select VPN in the top menu bar of the app or click the Dashlane. Download Mozilla Firefox, a free web browser. Firefox is created by a global not-for-profit dedicated to putting individuals in control online. Get Firefox for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS today! Dashlane provides automatic password vault importing from a wide range of browsers and password managers — including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, 1Password, RoboForm, LastPass, KeePass, and PasswordWallet. If you want to import your vault from a password manager that’s not on this list, you’ll have to import it as a.csv file.
Click the three vertical dots button, also known as a kebab menu button, in the upper right corner of your Chrome window.
In the menu that opens, click on Settings.
A new browser tab containing Chrome's settings will open. In it, click on Extensions in the left panel.
In the new tab that opens, find Dashlane and click the Remove button.
Click Remove again in the small pop-up confirmation window that comes up.
If you are uninstalling Dashlane from a Firefox browser, do the following:
Click the three horizontal lines button, also known as a hamburger menu button, in the upper right corner of your Firefox window.
In the menu that opens, click on Extensions.
A new browser tab will open. In it, find Dashlane under 'Manage your extensions'.
Click the three horizontal dots button, also known as a meatball button, next to Dashlane's entry and select Remove.
In the confirmation pop-up window that comes up, click Remove again.
If you are uninstalling Dashlane from an Edge browser, right click the Dashlane button in Edge's toolbar near the top of the browser window and then click 'Remove from Microsoft Edge'.
This will take care of uninstalling the Dashlane browser extension from your system and browser.
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