Installed 3 years ago. During an update with Firefox, Lastpass some how lost my email encryption key for my PGP encryption and now i'm locked out of my kraken account and I can't read any of my emails from them. Do not fully rely on this software.

Only for paid users

The reason why I prefer this manager over Bitwarden is that account recovery is much easier as it's only a text that's sent. Bitwarden not only requires 2FA to obtain a recovery key but the 2FA is needed with every login - that quickly gets annoying.

Then again, Bitwarden does allow the ability to remain signed in for a whole browser session. However, LastPass might also have this feature - I just haven't been able to locate it yet.

If things change, expect an update.

* Please note that I initially choose Bitwarden over LastPass, but deleted the account because of said issue.

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This always worked seamlessly - until the latest Firefox update - 89.0
Now, no logins/passwords are transferred to the appropriate login/password window, and the LastPass three-dot logo doesn't appear either.
I've "down-graded" back to the reliable 88.0.1 Firefox until it's sorted.
It'll be Mozilla's fault - not that of Firefox, I'll bet.

If our work didn't use LastPass for shared credentials, I would never use this.

The most janky UI ever, you might as well just be using the web version on their site instead other than the auto-fill function.

Be careful not to share any passwords with "additional fields" because these literally get deleted when shared/moved to another folder.

It's pretty insane how bad the extension is, on top of how bad LastPass the product itself is.