LastPass Reseñas y detalles del producto

I LOVE that I no longer have to write down and store my passwords. I LOVE that I can install the application on multiple devices, which always allows me access to important websites.

On occasion, LastPass does not automatically launch the website with the user name and password pre-populated.

LastPass prevents password vulnerability and eliminates a user from using the same password for multiple websites.

I like being able to manage 100's of DIFFERENT passwords in one place and being able to share those passwords securely with my team

That if you lose your master password you are 100% screwed

centralized password management and secure sharing of those passwords.

My partner and I have multiple accounts and memberships that we share but are in only one of our names. Last Pass Families makes it super easy to share login information for these accounts. Also, I like the peace of mind knowing that should something happen to one of us, the other is able to access account information easily. Plus it has made it incredibly easy to create very intricate passwords that are much more secure.

The Android app (on tablets specifically) isn't as reliable and does not consistently prompt to autofill login info on Chrome

Managing passwords; creating very difficult passwords to improve security.

When using the business plan, you can share passwords with colleagues.

When I needed to add a license recently, the new checkout page was not user-friendly and I had to go back to the old UI.

Adding security to every external service which requires passwords.

I like the seamless syncing across devices. The one-click password generator. The prompt to save new / updated passwords, and the proactive warning if an account is compromised.

It occasionally stops auto-filling on my Android devices, but I suspect that this is caused by Android updates, and not LastPass.

It allows me and my users to employ complex and unique passwords without having to worry about remembering them.

It's extremely useful to have all of your passwords in an encrypted platform like LastPass, so that you can access them wherever you are and that not only saves time but gives you peace of mind.

I don't have any dislike of LastPass yet.

Having all the passwords that I need for my business in one place and knowing that they are safe and secure.

I've been using Lastpass since 2010 when I started to work in IT while finishing my BS in Engineering. I've been using it since to have a single, secure, and simple system to store my passwords. Now it helps me generate passwords, lowering the number of decisions I need to make, while being able to move between Apple, Windows, and Chrome ecosystems while teaching.

The only thing I don't like about Lastpass is that it reminds me to change passwords that have been in leaks. Honestly it's another strength. I just get annoyed because I don't have time to change a bunch of passwords when I'm trying to load a site.

Now that passwords need to be frequently changed across platforms, it allows me to have multiple passwords instead of one across sites. I feel more secure in my digital presence.

The best thing I find about Lastpass is the cross-platform integration and ease of use on all platforms. Regardless of if I'm on iOS, Windows, or Mac, the Lastpass software works seamlessly and allows me to easily log into the sites I need to while making sure I'm secure.

The biggest issue I have is the variable nature of how LastPass remembers sites. I'm pretty sure it's a website issue, but sometimes LastPass gets confused about which login screen to show. Other than that the product is quite user friendly and easy to use.

They solve the problem of complex passwords and the problem I have remembering them. I don't want to reuse passwords as we all know that's an issue from a security perspective, but remembering all of them is a huge challenge.

I can not only work from anywhere, but can technically use any computer while maintaining the security of my client/personal files.

Sometimes, when I keep the browser open overnight, the quick link option doesn't work. Meaning I have to copy & paste website link and password to log in. Also, it would nice if when sharing a password, i can allow the other person to update the password and have that reflect in my LastPass account as well. To be clear, I would like this option, I'm suggesting that it was a permanent/singular feature. Websites require password updates every so often and it would be convenient due to this.

Easy to share passwords with our office staff. Easy to generate different types of passwords. Easy to store passwords and access.

LastPass integrates nicely across mobile and desktop platforms. I have had zero issues with saving and maintaining and generating new passwords. This has helped me be more secure online without having to duplicate or remember passwords and login credentials.

The only knock I'll give LastPass is the slowness on my Apple device. Rather than being fully integrated into the web browser, it transfers me to the LastPass app. However, we're talking a couple seconds. It's a small trade off for the convenience of highly secure logins.

LastPass solves my issues reusing old, unsecure passwords. It delivers complex passwords and remembers them at the moment I need the info. I also do most of my shopping online so LastPass manages all my payment cards in an easily accessible manner.