Closed source software can not be independently reviewed for vulnerabilities. Search "Lastpass Security Breach" Do you really want to trust all your passwords to something that can not be reviewed by security researchers?

This is the only password manager I have ever needed since discovering it through a friend in 2016. Keep being awesome, Last Pass.

It used to be great, but there has been something wrong with LastPass for a while. I have the paid for version and it won't work on FireFox. Hope they get it fixed soon.

I've downloaded and uninstalled the extension several times, because it won't appear in my toolbar, and won't automatically fill my passwords. I have to go into LastPass, and either get the password or launch from there. It has become a tedious headache.

Gets very confused at times. Worst problems occur when you have more than one login on a site, for example, logins for various family members. May choose a password from your "database" that is unrelated to the site, when the same email login is used on another site and it gets confused. Poor resolution of demonstrated problems. Known security breaches occurred, but users were not informed in a timely fashion. Otherwise, pretty good.

Sharing doesn't work in add-on, always says session expired. No way to set a default login for a site if you have multiple ones saved, you can only cycle to next or previous login which will always start at a different login from the list. Would give 5 stars otherwise

I had some trouble logging at first. It kept asking for "accept permissions" and then spends eternity at the log in. Went to Firefox forums and it seems there is a conflict with Firefox's 'always private browsing mode'. The solution to this is (I am using MacOS - other platform will differ but these settings are under Privacy menu): Click menu > Preferences to open it. Click the “Privacy & Security” tab at the left side of the window to access your privacy settings. Under History, click the “Firefox will” box and select “Remember history”.