LastPass for Safari

LastPass for Safari

By LastPass US LP

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2024-11-12
  • Current Version: 4.149.2
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 14.67 MB
  • Developer: LastPass US LP
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 13.0

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

  • Barely usable

    2
    By VicDiesel
    The usability of this thing has taken a nosedive over the last couple of years. First of all, if it works to begin with it’s horrendously slow. Next, I keep having to sign in, even though my machine basically never shuts down. Finding passwords, creating new, everything is counterintuitive. Want to generate a password for a non-website? Takes me 10 minutes of searching every time, because it’s under anything but “Passwords”. I’m moving to 1Pass.

  • Zero stars. Canceled.

    1
    By Kazmodo
    I used to be a fan but this is the worst decline in a product experience I have ever experienced. I can't even begin to describe how broken this app is in Safari. I finally canceled my family plan.

  • Problems with new install

    3
    By Kreismac
    i imported password data from my previous password manager and all but the user names came in. So, I spent hours copying and pasting them in. Now, I find that if a password needs to be changed, it will only copy and paste the new password once. It won’t work for the second instance that websites require you put it in. AARGH!!!!!

  • Safari extension is unusable

    1
    By JohnTheDBA
    I’ve used LastPass for years on all sorts of devices… Windows laptops, Android phones + tables, iPhone + iPad, Chrome extension, Firefox extension. It has been a consistently great experience until this Safari extension. I have to sign in CONSTANTLY. Options like “do not prompt me for my master password for 15 minutes” don’t work. It is just an incredibly poor experience.

  • So frustrating and getting worse and worse

    1
    By barrrymc
    I’ve been using LastPass with Chrome and Safari for years but recently the UX is getting worse and worse, approaching unusable. I feel like all I do anymore is randomly sign in to the app over and over again and the sign-in flow is different every time. This morning after entering my password in the Safari extension, it’s asking me to authenticate with my “FIDO2 device” and won’t allow me to continue — I don’t even know what that is. I’ve just canceled my plan and will move on to BitWarden or Apple Passwords.

  • Long-time user but it’s about time for me to bail on LastPass

    1
    By feldo172
    I’ve been using LastPass for as long as I can remember. Until about 8 years ago I worked almost exclusively on the Windows platform, where the LastPass issues were few and far between. I switched over to Macs because the software seemed so much more stable. No more “BSOD” issues. But in so doing I couldn’t have envisioned the litany of issues I would have when trying to use LastPass on my various Macs. Even now, almost daily, the LastPass extension for Safari just stops working, requiring ridiculous amounts of hoop-jumping to bring it back to life. Uninstall the extension, close and reopen safari, reinstall the extension, log back in, open all my previous tabs, etc., etc., etc., and hope against hope that the extension might work again. Sometimes it does, and sometimes it doesn’t. I guess it’s time to finally fully embrace Apple and let Apple Passwords act as my password vault. I have always loved LastPass’s cross-platform functionality, its ability to allow me to organize my passwords into folders, plus many of its other useful features, but the inconvenience of the super-unstable Safari extension is absolutely mind-numbing. I can’t continue to waste time troubleshooting this product over and over. Thanks for the memories, LastPass. If you ever get this truly solved I might return, but for now I’ve had enough.

  • This is borderline terrible

    1
    By Mulloycr
    You have to log into the extension every 5 minutes. I've had to call customer service twice in the last couple of months. My current problem is that the safari extension went into offline mode and now while on the phone with customer service it won't let me log in at all. Considering switching to another password manager.

  • HORRIBLE

    1
    By Missychelle0508
    I have been a premium user of LastPass for several years and heavily rely on it for my business. The original App/Vault was frustrating as it would require me to close the app/vault and relaunch it in order to fill my passwords on safari from time to time. It stopped working so I uninstalled it and discovered I had to now install this app…it is GARBAGE. The extension doesn’t work. It won’t auto fill passwords or usernames. I essentially have to open my vault in a different webpage and copy and paste each username and password. Time consuming, more work and I will ultimately cancel this service all together.

  • Bring Back the Mac App

    1
    By AmbivalentCamper
    I’ve been using LastPass for 5+ years after using Dashlane (switched due to pricing increase and I liked the family subscription option that LastPass offered). The extension-only approach is incredibly frustrating and only occasionally works smoothly. Not sure why the change but I only use safari for certain things, so I now need to install multiple extensions for multiple browsers all to access the same lastpass vault - not particularly intuitive or user friendly. It’s often faster to use the Continuity feature in MacOS to copy info from the iOS app and pasting it into my MacOS device. It’s insanity. I may be switching after my annual subscription ends.

  • Still Terrible after all this time

    1
    By rugbyusa
    LastPass decides to get rid of its functional and useful Mac application and replaces it with this extension that works 20% of the time. It is as if LastPass is doing their absolute best to ensure the extension is unusable. I’m shopping for a replacement that offers some amount of reliability.

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