[Oct 2026] What’s New at Dashlane: Smarter Autofill, CLI Member Management, and More

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Discover what’s new at Dashlane in October 2026, including more accurate autofill, member management in the CLI, and the 2026 Passkey Power 20 Report.

In this monthly roundup of our latest updates and news, check out how we delivered more value to organizations and individuals in October 2026.

For organizations

Scriptable member management with the Dashlane CLI

Admins that can't automate their provisioning with SCIM can now make bulk changes to their membership list directly from the Dashlane Command Line Interface (CLI). It’s a scriptable way to keep your Dashlane roster current, all in a single pass rather than one at a time.

This capability is available now for any Dashlane business plan admin.

For organizations and individuals

More accurate autofill, powered by a new machine learning model

Our new autofill machine learning (ML) model brings greater accuracy to every form and field Dashlane can fill, from logins to addresses to payment details.

The new model is available now on the web for both business and personal plans. Autofill looks and works the same as before, but now it’s even smarter about what it’s filling.

The model runs locally on your device, analyzing webpages quickly without sending that data to any server. As a reminder, we don’t collect or train our models on user data.

The 2026 Passkey Power 20 Report: Where passwordless stands now

The 2026 Passkey Power 20 Report has arrived. Built on millions of aggregated, anonymized passkey authentications, the report uncovers which domains have the highest passkey authentications compared to password ones, as well as the fastest-growing passkey authentications.

Passkey authentications by Dashlane users nearly doubled year over year to 2.5 million per month, and 57% of Dashlane users now store at least one passkey. Adoption is also spreading fast, with 19 categories represented across this year’s rankings, from HR and payroll platforms to patient portals.

But there’s still a long way to go. Google leads this year’s ranking with a 28% passkey login rate, which means roughly seven in ten logins at the top domain we measure still don’t use a passkey. And none of the top 10 domains actually requires passkeys yet.

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