![]() However, the company said that it has stripped out some key elements from its release, effectively hamstringing what third-party developers are able to do with the code. ![]() Eventually, we plan on allowing other developers to contribute actively, and participate in the development of Dashlane."ĭashlane has released the code under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license, which technically means that users are allowed to copy, share and build upon the codebase so long as it's for non-commercial purposes. "But this also requires another level of internal organization. "While we are not yet in a position to accept contributions to the code, in the future we aspire to make it so external contributors can suggest improvements directly in GitHub," the company wrote in a blog post today. ![]() At first, the code will be open for auditing purposes only, but in the future it may start accepting contributions too - however, there is no suggestion that it will go all-in and allow the public to fork or otherwise re-use the code in their own applications.
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