LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

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• Price: Free
• Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008/7
• Date added: July 11, 2010
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• CNET editors' rating: 4.0 stars
• Average user rating: 4.0 stars out of 113 votes
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Version 1.69.0 has added option to control size of Recently Used list, or to disable it and updated images, icons and colors in Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.

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• 5 stars

  3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "Best Cross plateform password manager I have ever used."

  by madmax478 on July 13, 2010

  Pros: You can get to your passwords from any thing you can pull a web page up on.

  Cons: Don't forget your password to get into LassPass

  Summary: Moving all your password from one computer to and other is as simple as loading LastPass and login to LastPass.

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• 5 stars

  2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "The last password manager you will ever need."

  by edwardr74 on July 15, 2010

  Pros: Easy integration with either IE, Firefox, or Chrome
  Robust password generator
  Customizable interface
  Very straightforward to use

  Cons: To modify account settings you must go to a web-page interface

  Summary: I started using LastPass when I tried out Chrome. I fell in love with it right away. Now I am using Internet Explorer and it works just as well. I always kept my passwords in an excel spreadsheet and would have to copy and paste them into the site I was using. What a hassle that was!! But not anymore!! Now LastPass automatically logs me in to any secure website. And I love the fact that I can have LastPass generate secure passwords for me. Overall its very easy to use and I feel very secure. Well worth 5 stars!

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• 5 stars

  2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "The Best & First Time I Am Happy! 5 STAR PROGRAM!"

  by henryhyva on July 12, 2010

  Pros: Very easy to set-up, & works like Charm! This Type Of Program!

  Cons: Not Aware Of Any!

  Summary: The Best!

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• 1 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "LACK OF ANY INTELLECTUAL SUPPORT"

  by tboybmx on August 29, 2010

  Pros: Was excited at first...Until all the problems

  Cons: Support only responded one time with little support then NEVER responded again!...look somewhere else LASTPASS gives your computer wierd Glitches and screws up your browser.

  Summary: Would not work on many web sites...when I emailed support they told me not to let Lastpass autologin...tried it and it still didn't work...emailed them back several times NEVER got another response from them...Thanks Lastpass!...This is the first and LASTPASS I'll ever try!

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• 4 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "Good, but room for improvement"

  by paul_1149 on August 24, 2010

  Pros: Free, configurable, cross-browser, and does many things well - autofill, autologin, secure notes, password generator. Since data is stored in the cloud, it's cross-platform and cross-machine. Data is encrypted BEFORE it leaves your machine.

  Cons: Only one security zone.
  Some of the pop-up aids need improvement.

  Summary: I can definitely recommend LP, but understand that though it is good, it is not yet fully mature. The guys over at LP work hard and are responsive in their public forums, so I expect that in time its voids will be filled.
  
  The biggest problem right now is the lack of multitple security zones. With Roboform, one can place a site in either the regular zone or designate it "Protected", which means it is behind an application password. Thus, the user could surf pedestrian sites without worrying about logging into Roboform. Most browsing for most people is done this way. Even if he got up and left the computer running and unattended, there would be no opening for getting into protected sites.
  
  Not so with LP. One password, required to access any LP info, opens the whole database for use. So either you're logged in or you're not. This is inherently a much less secure system than RF's. Joe has acknowledged the situation and stated that zones are on the plate.
  
  Because of this, I have LP set to log itself out periodically, and I am forced to log back in again a few times a day. I do this via script and hotkey, which enables the use of a secure password and avoids use of the clipboard.
  
  Some of the popups could stand enhancement. They would be more helpful if they would allow editing site parameters on the spot, like autofill, autologin, full edit, etc. As it is, one needs to do quite a bit of menu-diving to access most of these functions.
  
  But overall I'm very happy with LP, and can heartily recommend it. I use it in Chrome, and rarely IE, on Windows.

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• 5 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "The best password manager out there !"

  by addicted2tech on August 14, 2010

  Pros: Multi-platform: windows, mac & linux
  Mobile device support: iPhone (inc. iPad), android, blackberry & windows mobile
  Has all the basic features plus loads of advanced features as your needs progress

  Cons: Currently only supports desktop applications on windows, but hopefully Mac apps will be supported in the future.

  Summary: I wrote an entire post about LastPass and how to use it, so instead of writing this here, just check it out: http://wp.me/pX9UY-4d

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• 5 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "great product"

  by Polemicist on August 10, 2010

  Pros: Excellent security options, including USB keys and a printable grid. High quality form recognition, far better than Chrome. Makes it easy to generate random passwords for each site. The Android app is awesome. Secure data on the go!

  Cons: None that I noticed

  Summary: An excellent product that integrates perfectly with Chrome, Firefox, and IE. The android application is perfect. So many of these Web 2.0 companies seem excessively apple focused, but not these guys.
  
  Overall, I hope they stay in business. Worth the $12 a year for the pro version!

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• 4 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "Excellent password manager that is easy to use."

  by RobMar63 on July 19, 2010

  Pros: Only have to remember one password and this program remembers all my passwords and it works with both of my browsers. I do not have to reenter what passwords that were created in one browser to the other.

  Cons: Very little. It does not automatically detect all requests for passwords but you can still get it to fill in your log in information manually. I wish it worked for all of my passwords on my computer.

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• 5 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "Best passwprd manager EVER. Extremely secure."

  by spdickey1 on July 19, 2010

  Pros: Some of the best security around. No way anyone can find your passwords. its all encrypted on their servers, and only you hold the key. Works with almost any web browser on almost any device.

  Cons: Can't be used for non-web applications.

  Summary: The security is throughly reviewed by The TWiT Netcast Network with Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson at http://www.twit.tv/sn257

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• 4 stars

  Version: LastPass Password Manager 1.69.0

  "Near perfect!!"

  by toddtee on July 19, 2010

  Pros: Retrieves and enters my userID and password without fail, and most of the time will log me in as well.

  Cons: For reasons I don't understand won't always log me in.

  Summary: Saves me the tedium of entering UserIDs and passwords nearly all the time!!!!!!!!!!

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