Open our extension page in the Chrome Web Store. The Dashlane extension for Linux and Chromebook is currently only compatible with Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. You will be taken through our web onboarding, during which Dashlane will be installed on your browser. To download the extension on a Linux or Chromebook machine, please visit our download page. The Dashlane web app is officially available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, but you may also use Dashlane in Chromium-based browsers such as Opera and Brave. How to get the extension for your favorite browser How to stay signed in to your Dashlane account. How to get the extension for your favorite browser. Request find out that Firefox saved my user email in remember_token and included it into the http requset.So that the views in flask still think I have logged in. In Chrome,everything worked well.If user didn't log in,then the views decorated by will not be accessed.īut in Firefox,after I logged out,I can still "do things".I check the Firefox cookie and find out that there is a "remember_token" in cookie session: Response cookie: Identity_nd(current_app._get_current_object(),identity=AnonymousIdentity())Īnd I decorate the views with that user can do things only when they are logged in: do_things(): 
Identity_nd(current_app._get_current_object(),identity=Identity(userId)) User = userManager.addUser(email, password, public_key, private_key, True)
UserManager.changeCloudAccessKeys(email, public_key, private_key) UserManager.changeUserPassword(email, password) Public_key = self.get_public_key(email, private_key) Private_key = self.get_private_key(email, password) Login code: def signin(self, email, password): I am trying to get user to login using flask-login.
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