LastPass for Safari

LastPass for Safari

By LastPass US LP

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2024-11-12
  • Current Version: 4.142.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 33.09 MB
  • Developer: LastPass US LP
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 10.14

Description

LastPass is a password manager that secures your passwords and personal information in an encrypted vault. As you visit apps and sites, LastPass autofills your login credentials. From your LastPass vault, you can store passwords and logins, create online shopping profiles, generate strong passwords, track personal information securely in notes, and more. All you have to do is remember your LastPass master password, and LastPass will autofill web browser and app logins for you. Stop getting locked out of your online accounts or struggling with frustrating password resets. Let LastPass remember your passwords for you and keep you safe online. NEW TO LASTPASS? Download LastPass now and get the protection you need for your online information. - Store usernames and passwords for all your online accounts securely in your LastPass encrypted vault. - Autofill your usernames and passwords in apps and websites. Simply launch your apps or navigate to a sign-in page and LastPass will fill in your credentials. - Automatically save usernames and passwords to your vault in Safari and other mobile browsers. - New! LastPass now offers a mobile Safari extension that simplifies filling, generating, and saving of credentials directly from your Safari browser. - Never forget a password again. Only remember your LastPass master password and LastPass secures the rest. - With automatic device sync, anything you save on one device is instantly available on other devices. - Securely store information like credit card numbers, health insurance cards, and notes in the encrypted vault. - Safely and conveniently share passwords with others, such as the cable login or Wi-Fi password. - Create secure passwords in one click with the built-in password generator. - Multi-factor authentication (MFA) secures your password vault to add a second layer of protection to your account. LastPass never has the key to your encrypted data, so your information is available to you, and only you. Your vault is encrypted with bank-level, AES 256-bit encryption. Trusted by Millions - Trusted by 33+ million users and 100,000+ businesses - LastPass has been highlighted in PCWorld, Inc., PCMag, ITProPortal, LaptopMag, TechRadar, U.S. News & World Report, NPR, TODAY, TechCrunch, CIO, and more! Terms of service: https://www.lastpass.com/legal-center/terms-of-service/ Download LastPass today for simple, secure access to your passwords!

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Reviews

  • Won’t autofill Safari ever

    1
    By narotosensei
    What a downgrade! It never prompts me to autofill logins. I have to search the vault and then find the login and manually copy / paste. It’s a hassle because it used to be so seamless and now it’s a complete nightmare. Whichever team developed this extension did a terrible job and I would fire them and never use them again. I can’t believe that this extension as-is could have passed quality assurance testing. Boggles my mind!

  • What happened?

    1
    By Aer269
    This application used to work well but since the recent upgrade it’s unusable. I can sign in to my account and the passwords are there but they don’t show up in the websites I go to so I have to manually re-enter them. Also it’s impossible to reach support.

  • Definitely a big step backwards

    3
    By BodaciousBen
    I’m super surprised and disappointed in the decision to get rid of the desktop version of LastPass and make it just a Safari extension. If the team wanted to do a Safari extension that’s cool but keep the desktop version too. I’m not going to go into what I think doesn’t work well. I think that’s well covered in the reviews. I’ve been a long time LastPass user and am now looking at transitioning my team over to another password manager.

  • What happened? Have you been taken over by bad management and vibe-coders from Fiverr?

    1
    By shoogydoo
    Last Pass was my first love for password managers. I loved it so much, I volunteered to pay for it, to support it and to see it prosper. Then the crapification began, slowly removing functionality and introducing bugs that still linger to this day. Add the 2 minor security breaches, which is meant to be its entire raison d'etre. Now 8 years later, my company pays for me to have a family license, and it’s still not worth it. Instead of finishing this review… I am going to spend the rest of my time googling the steps to switch to another password manager

  • It's a Trap!

    1
    By nicknamelessthan31characters
    Don't do it no matter what they tell you. It's terrible compared to the older desktop app and extension.

  • LastPass for Safari Downgrade

    1
    By Gottasave
    Been a longtime user of LastPass but LastPass for Safari is a big downgrade. Big hassle to log onto LastPast-even master password entered still gives a notice to you email with multiple attempts to log on unsuccessful. Should be “LastA—“ Rather than wasting this space, reviewers suggest any other password manager to use. This new version is giving me pause on whether I want to stay with it.

  • Buggiest App Ever

    1
    By 1stedition
    I’ve used Last Pass for years and liked it, but when the new version for Safari came out, I saw the bad reviews and didn’t install Last Pass for Safari right away, figuring they’d eventually address all the bugs. Wrong. Even now, months after the app was introduced, it works correctly only part of the time, which is completely unacceptable for a password manager. Caveat emptor.

  • No autofill

    1
    By rf1520
    This extension does not do autofill or automatically search the website. All it does is sit in your toolbar as an instance of your vault that you have to manually search and copy things out of. This does not have any of the convenient functionality that LastPass has included for years.

  • Irritating!

    2
    By Mbethcoll
    I am a mac user and have been for over a decade. However, I don't use Safari for anything. I relied on having the desktop app to use LastPass' full functionality. Now I can't open my vault outside of a Safari browser window or use the password generator in Firefox. My vault won't even open through the website in Firefox - only Safari. I don't appreciate being shoehorned into using the native Mac browser just because LastPass assumes all Mac users love Safari!

  • Horrible

    1
    By J J Wat
    Heed advice from others and do NOT transition to the LastPass for Safari and delete your desktop app for Mac. As others have noted, the extension constantly requires me to log in, does not “remember” my device, does not autofill stored passwords. You can continue to use Mac desktop app, but it is “no longer supported” and, considering LastPass’ security breaches, it’s a risk to keep using the unsupported desktop all. I have used LastPass for years—first through my company—now I pay for Premium. But I’ll be seeking a better product. Sad.

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