Does the Dashlane windows application actually override the PATH variable?

Am I overlooking something or do they really just overwrite your PATH environment variable with %DASHLANE_DLL_DIR%?

Zackline

Posted 2017-09-26T10:07:52.273

Reputation: 133

It would help with adding how your environment variables look like... – Magnus – 2017-09-26T10:16:58.213

They look very much like PATH = %DASHLANE_DLL_DIR% and %DASHLANE_DLL_DIR% = {some_dashlane_dir}. I'm just in disbelief that an otherwise well-working software just destroys your path variable, and was hoping someone using it could validate this for me before I spread false blame. – Zackline – 2017-09-26T10:34:41.767

1I tried installing it, and it just appends the %DASHLANE_DLL_DIR% to the end of my user environment variable path – Magnus – 2017-09-26T10:39:47.287

Also, when uninstalling it, it doesn't clean up the env variables :-/ – Magnus – 2017-09-26T10:41:59.897

I see, thanks. Must have been something else that removed my other PATH entries then. – Zackline – 2017-09-26T10:47:36.863

2I just discovered dashlane has destroyed my Path variable in user variables section. – Pawel – 2017-10-30T13:42:17.407

Does the Dashlane windows application actually override the PATH variable?

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