Stan Kocken

At Dashlane, we continuously work to bridge the gap between convenience and security, across the full spectrum of operating systems, devices, and browsers. That means building features that operate natively within each operating system, so our customers don’t have to do any heavy lifting – just enable the feature and dash online. In that vein, […]

Yesterday, Google previewed Android P—the upcoming version of Android—to Android developers. This preview allows developers to explore the new features and begin envisioning experiences to build when Android P becomes officially available to the public later this year. While many Android blogs will talk exclusively about new features, I want to focus on one of […]

On the 10th of November, Google announced updates to the policy for apps using Accessibility Services on Android and there was some concern that it would affect the way Dashlane and some other password managers autofill passwords. We met with Google last week and they confirmed that Dashlane and its users will not be affected. […]

Developers: OpenYOLO is ready for your application! Seamlessly add the power of password managers right into your app. If you are an Android developer and you lose too many people in the sign up/in process of your application, you’ll want to read this. What is OpenYOLO? OpenYOLO is authentication made easy and secure. You may […]

Google hosted its annual conference, Google I/O, last month and announced a lot of new features and technologies for the future of Android. As developers, we’re particularly excited about the features that allow us to improve our application in ways that let you enjoy an even better experience with your passwords. Most important for Dashlane […]