Technology7/30/2025β€’The Verge

Dropbox is shutting down its password manager

Dropbox is shutting down its password manager

Dropbox is shutting down its password manager, Dropbox Passwords, on October 28th. The service will be phased out, with the mobile app becoming view-only on August 28th and autofill functionality being deactivated. On September 11th, the mobile app will stop working, and on October 28th, the service will be fully shut down, and all stored passwords will be permanently and securely deleted. Dropbox is discontinuing Dropbox Passwords as part of its efforts to focus on enhancing other features in its core product. The company is recommending that users transfer their passwords to another app, such as 1Password, before the service is discontinued.

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