I've used this for several years, and it seems to be quite reliable and stable. My only concern is that if hackers ever get access, then I'm potentially in grave trouble! I highly recommend this ONLY be used with two-step authentication, both for last pass itself and for all sites that have access to financial information.

Worked for about 5 minutes till I restarted my Firefox 57.0 then nothing on browser bar. It's too bad because I love LastPass!

Works great to easily manage my many accounts. I used the random password generator to set up a different password for each account, and I have double-factor authentication set up for my LastPass account. I also like using the secure notes feature to store other notes that aren't passwords such as my software licenses.

Nice!

The LastPass add-on has become complete garbage since they migrated to the WebExtensions API. In the last several months I've experienced bugs in every single part of the app: logging in, generating a password, retrieving stored passwords, saving new sites, etc. Not to mention the severe memory leaks.

I discontinued my premium membership earlier this year after getting sick of keeping a separate Chrome window open to copy passwords from. Now even the Chrome service doesn't work properly ("Error: invalid response" when I try to update a password). And they had the nerve to increase their subscription price this year!?

Don't waste your time with LastPass, spend the $3 a month and use 1Password instead.

The latest version does not work with FF 57 in Android- can't log in.

Everyone has known of the WebExtension transition since two years now; LastPass (but same applies to Xmarks as well) waited until one month ago before showing something to its PAYING users, and the result is this utter shit.

Last Pass had stopped working properly since the last two days. It stopped remember usernames and passwords, stopped auto fill option and have to log in whenever I restart Firefox. I don't know if the latest Last Pass update is no longer work with Firefox 56 or Firefox did something to it to force Last Pass users to use their future built-in add-ons. Either way, it has become useless. The only thing good is that I can still go to EDIT and find my usernames and passwords there.

Please fix your add-on. I have to login with my 2fa every time I start Firefox. I did not change a setting, it just happened. Horrible experience.

Useless, keep needing to reinstall and relog in, hopeless!
Multifactor doesn't work for initial login so you can't log in if you want 2fa
Seriously useless !

Çok güvenli ve pratik.

Settings are no longer preserved, I have to re-enter not just my password but my login username as well, whenever I start Firefox!. lso, settings like language are no longer retained.

If it is not fixed SOON, I will definitely switch to other options!

Didn't work recently. Every time I restart my Firefox, I have to re-log in . This plugin can't even remember your email , even you check the option "remember email".

PLEASE FIX IT　ASAP

4 stars cause I've been waiting the update for so long. Work on that.

Once it was great now it is frustrating to use. It keeps logging me out even though I have checked to keep me logged in. Now with the new version I put the LP button on the top toolbar, and upon restart even that button is now gone. Can't seem to find it anywhere. Switching to bitwarden.

It doesn't work at all currently. I's kind of a bummer. I might have to look elsewhere.

Just tried this new version -- and it doesn't work for me. No icon appeared in my status bar, and there were no preferences I could find. I gave up and reverted to the previous version.

I used to really like this extension, but it keeps getting worse with every new release. It is so slow and buggy now. It could use a lot less eye candy and a lot more stability. And what's the point of the huge icons. The old more compact interface was much quicker and more intuitive. Would be great if we could disable the icons and maybe select a compact details view.

Wonderful way to store secure passwords!