

It's tough to say whether or not Passwords' featureset - which is quite limited at the moment - will be enough to convince LastPass or 1Password faithfuls to switch.

Simply put, it can save your passwords across any website or app and autofill them for you at will - Passwords is available on Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android at the moment.ĭropbox says that all credentials saved within Passwords are secured with "zero-knowledge encryption," which should prevent bad actors from accessing them. Passwords is, as the name suggests, Dropbox's take on password managers. These features were previously available to select beta testers, but now, they're here for everyone - provided you're a Dropbox Plus member, anyway. In brief: Dropbox today announced three new features that are arriving for its users: Dropbox Passwords, Dropbox Vault, and computer backup.
