Alternatives to Dropbox Passwords
The password manager bundled with Dropbox
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A password manager included with paid Dropbox plans. It went view-only in August 2025 and was fully discontinued on 28 October 2025, with all stored credentials deleted afterwards.
People on Dropbox subscription plans who wanted a built-in password manager rather than adopting a separate dedicated tool.
Dropbox Passwords was a zero-knowledge password manager bundled at no extra cost with Dropbox plans, storing an encrypted vault of logins synced across desktop and mobile devices. It included browser extensions and a mobile app that autofilled usernames and passwords, plus a basic password generator. Dropbox discontinued the product, shutting it down on October 28, 2025.
Users saved and organized credentials through the Dropbox Passwords app or browser extension, which autofilled logins on websites and kept the encrypted vault synced across all signed-in devices.
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