It requires me to click on the Vault option, wait for a new tab to open AND render the round-trip request to the Lastpass server, then click on the search text and then finally type my new site. This might seem a simple operation, but it's not. I'm very disciplined and create and store all my credentials on Lastpass, so I'm left with no other option but to manually open another tab on the browser, then type abc.net. Now if I type abc.net, nothing shows up because the plugin only shows entries for the current site (when they exist). If I want to visit abc.net, in the past I could just write " abc.net" on the Lastpass plugin, it would show me all the entries for abc.net and allow me to launch the website directly from there. That functionality is no longer available because Lastpass now filters entries for the current site only.įor instance, say I have an open page at and there's an entry in Lastpass for
One recent example is the ability to search any entry by just clicking on the Lastpass icon on my browser toolbar which is now absent on the current version. It makes me want to look into another option, which is a shame as I have been with Lastpass since the days of Xmarks, promoting the app for over 10 years to 3 different organizations as an IT manager. Whatever happens, it's safe to say LastPass is headed in a new direction that could affect how you use it.Lastpass has been increasingly losing usability at the cost of nice designed interfaces. Ideally, this helps LastPass preserve that momentum and compete against rivals like Dashlane, AgileBits' 1Password and Zoho. Its entire brand has thrived during the pandemic, with LastPass in particular seeing "tremendous" growth from its mostly business-focused audience.
LogMeIn saw itself taking advantage of good timing. You should also see more support channels and a website redesign. The full extent of those features wasn't clear, but LastPass hinted at "faster, seamless" password filling, an improved mobile app and more third-party tie-ins for corporate customers. That includes a faster rollout of 2022 features, LogMeIn said. The move is meant to "accelerate" growth in password management and secure sign-ins by providing more dedicated resources to LastPass. LogMeIn has revealed plans to once again make LastPass a standalone company.
LastPass has been sitting under LogMeIn's wing for six years, but it won't be for much longer.
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