These models support FIDO2 and WebAuthn: YubiKey 5C NFC, YubiKey 5Ci, YubiKey 5 Nano, YubiKey 5C, YubiKey 5C Nano, and Security Key NFC by Yubico. Your security key must be compatible with FIDO2/WebAuthn. Use Touch ID to unlock the Safari app Security keys Visit Apple's Use Touch ID on Mac articleĪfter you turn on Touch ID for your device, you can use it to authenticate on the web app and the extension. To make Touch ID available in Dashlane on your Mac, you first need to turn on Touch ID in your device settings. Register your fingerprint in Windows HelloĪfter you turn on fingerprint authentication on your PC, you can use Windows Hello to unlock the web app and the extension. If you've never used Windows Hello before, you must register your fingerprint in Windows Hello for it to work with Dashlane. If you're using Linux, you can unlock the app using only a security key, not biometrics. If you're using Windows or macOS, you must have a device that supports fingerprint scanning or a security key compatible with FIDO2 and WebAuthn. You can't unlock with biometrics if you have 2-factor authentication on for every login or you're a member of a Dashlane Business plan who logs in using single sign-on (SSO) instead of a Master Password. You must also be running Dashlane version 6.2119 or later. If you're running Opera on a macOS device, you can unlock the app using only a security key, not biometrics. You can also use any other browser based on Chromium, such as Opera and Brave. Unlocking the web app using biometrics or a security key works with the last two major versions of the Chrome and Edge browsers. Touch ID is also available for unlocking the Safari app.Īctivate Touch ID on the Safari app Before you get started Learn how to turn on and use your fingerprint, called biometric authentication, or a security key to unlock your Dashlane web app. You can quickly and securely unlock Dashlane in your browser without entering your Master Password each time.

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