Earlier this week, Dropbox announced that it will be shutting down its password manager app, Dropbox Passwords, just five years after it first launched. The service shutdown will occur in several phases.
Starting August 28th, Dropbox Passwords will become read-only in both the mobile app and browser extension, and auto-fill functionality will be discontinued. In other words, you’ll still be able to view your stored passwords and details, but you won’t be able to add new entries and you won’t be able to conveniently auto-fill anymore.
Starting September 11th, the Dropbox Passwords mobile app will stop working altogether. You won’t even be able to launch the app or view your stored details via the app, though you’ll still be able to view all your stored details via the browser extension.
Starting October 28th, Dropbox Passwords will be completely discontinued. The browser extension will no longer work and you’ll no longer be able to access any of your details. Your saved data will be securely and permanently deleted from Dropbox’s servers.
If you’re still using Dropbox Passwords, we advise exporting your data and migrating to another password management solution as soon as possible. The announcement post has instructions on how to export your Dropbox Passwords data.
Not sure where to go? Check out our roundup of the best password managers we’ve reviewed.
Further reading: Here’s what you should store in your password manager other than just your passwords
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