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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/Server 2008/7
- Date added: January 09, 2010
- Total Downloads: 25,227
- Downloads last week: 276
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 75 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: Seth Rosenblatt on November 24, 2009
This robust password manager is a must-use freeware tool that supports multiple operating systems and browsers. With LastPass, you create a master password, and then it uses automatic form filling and one-click log-in to simplify password entry.
LastPass will create secure passwords for you, as well as allow for secure password sharing, password import and export, secure note-taking, and password backup and restore. Because the data is stored on its encrypted servers, you can access your passwords remotely. If you're worried about key logging, LastPass can make a single-serving-use password for you. You can manually add sites, like financial ones, that would otherwise prevent the in-browser password manager from saving your password.
The interface is a basic set of fields to fill out, with several drop-down menus, but that should make it simple to use, if not outright familiar to many people.
Publisher's description
From LastPass :LastPass is the last password you will ever need. It allows you to: Create strong passwords, knowing you only have to remember one. LastPass has addons for: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari (for Mac), Google Chrome, and works with other browsers with Bookmarklets (e.g. Opera). LastPass uses Host Proof Hosting techniques to synchronize your passwords all while LastPass never has access to your sensitive data. LastPass offers a premium upgrade as well for mobile access on iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Google Android, and Symbian phones.
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User reviews
- Average user rating: 4.0 stars out of 75 votes
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Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.64.4
Pros: easy to use , safe, secure dont have to enter password for every site
Cons: none its great
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1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.64.4
"LastPass is great tool and I just love it!"
Pros: LastPass is easy to use, secure and reliable solution for people who care for their security and convenience.
Cons: None! I am very satisfied with this product.
Summary: LastPass encrypts all your critical information on client side and though all information is encrypted while transferring through network or storing in LastPass servers. It has ability to use several multifactor authorization such as YubiKey, Seasme... read more >>
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Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.64.4
Pros: This product is great for remembering passwords for me and auto-logging me into my saved sites. It is also really useful for filling out online forms with just a couple of clicks. I haven't used it for much more than that.
Cons: Some problems with Firefox 3.5.7--it would re-log me in to a site I was already logged into and occasionally would hang. No problem now that I've upgraded to the latest Firefox version.
Summary: It's free, and definitely worth using for password tracking.
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1 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.64.4
"too difficult to figure out,"
Pros: so far nothing to like
Cons: probably will uninstall ,too difficult to figure out, only worked on Foxfire, which I seldom use. Didn't set up for Chrome
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Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.64.4
"Some incompatibilities with Firefox 3.5.7"
Pros: Works really well with most sites, making sign-ins a breeze
Cons: Seemingly random incompatibility with some sites. It works perfectly with my bank's site, but not at all with my brokerage's site, for example.
Summary: When it works, it's very, very good, but what it doesn't it's -- not so good. I hope they catch up with Firefox sood.
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