the best

I feel secure using it's generated passwords and the convenience of the automatic logging in. But must admit I liked the original version much better.

can't import from firefox (58.0.1 (64-bit)) !!

It is not open source so how you can trust it to sync passwords or even offline use

I'm a long time paid user of LastPass. It has progressively become worse and worse over time. Offline access simply doesn't work and there are significant delays between logging in and the extension responding. In the meantime all that shows is a small unresponsive bubble, while CPU use shoots up. The Android app works maybe half the time for in-app logins. Disappointing.

Used to be really great, but lost a lot of functionality with the Quantum update.

Features such as Copy Username/Copy Password are missing and a lot of minor frustrating details such as the search bar not being highlighted when clicking the lastpass icon (you have to tab twice to get to it) or that you have to input your password twice in a row if not already logged in (didn't have to do this with the old plugin).

This coupled with the fact that it has become highly unreliable in saving passwords that it generates (I've resorted to copy/paste and opening sites in my vault to replace passwords).

It has just gone from a really smooth experience to being as cumbersome as having a standalone desktop application, which sometimes makes me wonder why I'm not using that instead :(

This is huge bonus for me, don't have worry about slow sign in's and gets what i like alot faster, Thank You to Firefox for this addon and everything else you do for me, Thank You.

Significantly reduced functionality pre-Quantum or Chrome.
I reported it months ago and was directed to beta which is hard to find.
And now I notice that many people complain. It feels like they want to drive people to Chrome.
Unfortunately it's working.
I am upset with myself, I should abandon LastPass

Easy to use and works well across platforms

Simply doesnt work and unfixed for 3 months

Good app

Doesn't seem to actually work. Follow instructions to the import button and select import for Firefox but nothing happens. At least you get an icon in the toolbar and can pretend it works!

Works poorly on Firefox 57+: fails to auto-fill at least 40% of the time, and doesn't offer the option to copy username and password via context menu -- you have to manually open the vault entry in a new tab, un-blind the password, and copy-and-paste it over. This is very frustrating and I will unfortunately be sending me back to Chrome until this can be fixed for Firefox.

Ottima

Used to work very well, but it's now more of a hinderance than a help. Am on Firefox 58 at work and it doesn't appear to work with any password that appear in pop up boxes (all work ones!) and doesn't remember the website when creating a log in on a new site etc.

There are so many workarounds I think it may be easier to go back to manually filling in the password myself.

Lastpass as a whole is very good, but since the last few months, the show/copy username and password buttons have disappeared from the Firefox extension, and it is really painful to fill the details in a website where autofill does not work properly.

Earlier versions of LastPass were somewhat better in comfort and usability, but today i updated my Unbuntu 16.04.to the latest version. Now it's possible again to open links in FF 58.0.2 in private windows, but the workaround is somewhat different and needs some trainig. Please don't misunderstand: I kept Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS) but updated all Browsers, Email-Client (Thunderbird) and many more . I'd never do this on a work-related system, but this notebook is brandnew, all user-data is mirrorred to external media and to two clouds (one internal, one external) via FTP. Nice to have a high upload-speed. :-)


Frühere Versionen von LastPass waren etwas komfortabler und benutzerfreundlicher, aber heute habe ich mein Unbuntu 16.04 auf die neueste Version aktualisiert. Jetzt ist es wieder möglich, Links in FF 58.0.2 in privaten Fenstern zu öffnen, aber der Arbeitsablauf ist etwas anders und benötigt etwas Training. Bitte nicht falsch verstehen: Ich habe Ubuntu 16.04 (LTS) behalten, aber alle Browser, Email-Client (Thunderbird) und viele mehr aktualisiert. Ich würde dies nie auf einem arbeitsbezogenen System tun, aber dieses Notebook ist brandneu, alle Benutzerdaten werden auf externe Medien und auf zwei Clouds (eine interne, eine externe) über FTP gespiegelt. Schön, eine hohe Upload-Geschwindigkeit zu haben. :-)