best extention ever

LastPass has plenty of seriously better competition. It does not play well with Firefox which makes it completely useless for me and many other browser users who will not use browsers from Google or Microsoft (especially the latter).

Even worse, LastPass seems to require more permissions than many of its Firefox-friendly competitors do. Why the extra required permissions if not to track, build marketing databases, or simply annoy the end user with unwanted notifications or spam?

Any permissions not absolutely necessary for LastPass to provide its most basic function as a password vault utility ought to be labelled as optional and default to a disabled state unless the user expressly wants to activate a feature that is not strictly required for LastPass to perform its basic function.

This addon is working worser and worser... Actually I don't have possibility to fill inputs for Google Accounts and also I have problems to fill quickly inputs on other websites.

We have been using LastPass for a few years now and it has been great. It works on Android phones and web browsers running in Windows and Linux.

lastpass is a great extension and I use it all the time

assfs

Great for passwords, but I have never typed my master password so many times.

Its funny how people are saying that this hasn't been updated in a long time. If you go back and look at the version history there is only once they didn't update for 3 months other then that it has been almost monthly. For the fact that it makes your Firefox run slowly or makes it crash then maybe you have too many add-ons on Firefox I'm not saying this doesn't take too much resources to run but in whole Firefox takes a lot of resources if you keep it running with a lot of add-ons and tabs open. Don't just blame one thing when you for a fact don't know exactly what the issue is because I guarantee the people that have those issues are that too many add-ons and too many tabs open on an unstable system for a long time. If you are trying to keep your passwords on an encryption location then just keep them off the cloud and keep them stored on a encrypted file. No I'm not going to tell you which one because I'm not here to promote any software but do some research and fine something that will do the job. Yes I use LastPass but I also have passwords stored off line in a encrypted file. It does the same exact thing LastPass does. So people that are giving it 1 star and are just trolling because they want to promote another software. Lastpass does the job and if you really think it's taking too much resources, hasn't been updated, crashes too much. Then store them offline and stop promoting other software.