Dropbox Passwords – Manager

Name: Dropbox Passwords – Manager
Rating: 3.87 (2440 reviews)
Author: Dropbox, Inc.

Store, sync, and autofill passwords and logins with secure password protection.

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Dropbox Passwords is a secure password manager that stores, syncs, and autofills your passwords and logins across all devices. Designed to simplify and secure your online experience, it enables one-click sign-ins to apps and websites while generating unique passwords during account creation. With automatic syncing, you can access your stored credentials anywhere, ensuring you never get locked out.

Featuring zero-knowledge encryption, Dropbox Passwords safeguards your data so only you have access—keeping hackers at bay. Trusted by over 14 million paid Dropbox users, this extension offers peace of mind with reliable cloud security and seamless password management.

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Version:

278.14 Last updated: 2025-05-19

Version code:

27971302

Creation date:

2020-08-10

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
android.permission.CAMERA
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS
android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
android.permission.USE_BIOMETRIC
android.permission.USE_FINGERPRINT
android.permission.WAKE_LOCK

Size:

28.43MB

Email:

pa*****@dropbox.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Updated:

a day ago

Ranking

# 96,010 ▼ 113

Other platforms

Dropbox Passwords (v3.51.0)

300,000 3.07

(105)

Dropbox Passwords (v3.51.0)

119,523 3.50

(55)

User reviews

User reviews of the Dropbox Passwords Android app reveal that while the desktop version and Dropbox account integration work well, the Android app suffers from frequent crashes, poor autofill support, problematic sign-in and device authorization, and syncing inconsistencies. The app's instability and frustrating login flows often lead to loss of access to passwords. However, users appreciate its seamless integration with Dropbox, easy navigation, and inclusion of 2FA code support. Overall, the app is considered immature and buggy for Android, and many users recommend alternative password managers until improvements are made.

Pros

Integrates well with Dropbox accounts, allowing users already using Dropbox to access passwords within the ecosystem.
Provides 2FA codes and easy navigation, simplifying password management once logged in.
Desktop and PC versions work well, with good syncing and browser extensions.
Allows importing passwords from other password managers without issue.
Back up of encryption keys to physical media offers extra security.

Cons

Frequent app crashes, instability, and flickering, especially during biometric login, causing crashes or phone restarts.
Poor and unreliable autofill function on Android, often not recognizing login fields or requiring manual copy-paste.
Difficult or impossible device authorization/sign-in process, especially when switching devices, leading to account resets and data loss if recovery keys are lost.
Syncing issues between Android and desktop versions, leading to inconsistent password data across devices.
Clunky interface in Android app, with slow response times, memory leaks, and forced restarts needed regularly.

Recent reviews

Not thrilled with this app. More often than not it won't recognize login pages so you have to open the app manually and copy/paste your info, or copy/paste new info into it. Also every time you open the app you've got to pass a security measure. I know it's for safety but because it doesn't often recognize logins, you have to switch back and forth a lot. There are much better password keepers; the ONLY reason I'm using this one is because it comes included with a Dropbox account.

Pa*****, 2023-08-29

The worst experience ever, I could not login to the Dropbox password app with any of the alternative options after getting a new phone. The not have the phone recovery. The only option was to reset the account, which, of course, erased all of my passwords. I now have to start painfully over. If you have a Samsung phone, I would advise using the Samsung Password app instead. This way, if you ever lose or need to chang the phone, you won't lose all your passwords.