So far I'm happy with Bitdefender Internet Security (I'm on a free trial) but password management when using the Safepay browser is the weakest element of the suite.

Maybe you can also restrict the possibility to install extensions to the Chrome Web Store.

1mo Brave move by the Dashlane mobile team, taking source code, some of which is 10 years old and making it public Im proud to have. If security is an issue maybe you can make a list of trusted password managers, which extensions are allowed to work with Safepay. Making Dashlane an engaging, fun, motivating place to work. People stop using Safepay because they have to copy and paste credentials manually. Kaspersky users, who want to switch to Bitdefender, are disappointed by the Wallet (including myself).Ĥ) Safepay and password managers increase security but without integration it is inconvenient to use them. There is a few reasons to do so:ġ) The Wallet is a very poor password manager.Ģ) A lot of people use standalone password managers.ģ) In Kaspersky it is possible to use any password manager when using a browser in Safe Money mode. Please let them add their password manager extensions to Safepay.

Bitdefender users should be able to use 1Password, Dashlane, Bitwarden, KeepassXC etc. Open the web app to access the full power. With the Dashlane extension, you can view, copy, and generate passwords and save and autofill logins and forms as you browse the internet. I would like to suggest Safepay integration with standalone password managers. Dashlane has a free plan available for individual users, a free trial option and various B2C and B2B paid subscription plans from 2.75 upwards per user/ per month.

Installing dashlane