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Probably one of the best password managers
What do you like best about the product?
It's multiplatform and has a plugin for every browser. Also, the browser integration is very good and it's very simple to add, edit or delete new accounts and passwords.
What do you dislike about the product?
The duplicate password warning is too invasive. Sometimes it's a little messy with generated passwords, but probably it's not a problem relative only to LastPass.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
LastPass helps me to manage all my passwords and it's the best tool to do this thing.
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If you are in search for a good password manager, probably LastPass is the best choice. Definitely value for money!
The Last way to store passwords that anyone needs.
What do you like best about the product?
LastPass combines two key needs for anyone: secure storage of passwords and the ability to create unique and robust passwords for each website. Two factor authentication and the ability to see what passwords have been used recently are key. If you subscribe to the Enterprise level of LastPass a team can create and share multiple passwords along with restricting which passwords team members have access to use. As an admin for the Enterprise subscription level you can also perform a password audit and force password rules about length and complexity among the users.
What do you dislike about the product?
At times the plugins for different web browsers can act buggy, from loading no login and password data to not being able select different account data for the same website. There are also some websites that it just doesn't work with. I have also found how LastPass handles multiple login accounts for the same website a little strange. It tends to remember which account login you used last, but sometimes it just plain forgets. The frequency and flow of when it logs you out or lets you stay logged in is not consistent.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We realized that the passwords we were using weren't robust enough to have good protection and that often we were using the same password across multiple. Both of those issues could have created some major security issues. The biggest benefit of LastPass for us has been the ability to keep all of our team members working and be able to change passwords without having to email everyone when we updated one of them.
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Quick and Easy Password management with tons of features.
What do you like best about the product?
I like how the integration between all your devices is fast and easy. They have an extension you can add to chrome that makes it very convenient to set and create new passwords, as well as look them up. It also let me import all my passwords from my last password manager which was a great plus.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is very little to dislike about this software, it would be nice if the iphone app let you log in initially with your thumbprint. You can do so to unlock the app after you've logged in initially so at least there's that.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
After investigating free password management solutions I settled with Lastpass for its ease of use and powerful features. This lets me quickly sync my business passwords across devices keeping me secure and actually making my log in experience faster since all I have to do is copy and paste. The ability for Lastpass to generate a new password when signing up for a new site and quickly create an entry for it was a time saving benefit that I hadn't expected and saves me a lot of time.
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This is one of the best password managers out there, inexpensive and has more features than you would expect.
One of the best password managers available
What do you like best about the product?
Ever since LastPass added the ability to fill passwords in apps on Android it went from a great tool to invaluable. I've been a LastPass premium subscriber for 3 years now and it's worth the price of admission.
What do you dislike about the product?
It can be a little wonky occasionally and doesn't always grab the correct username (sometimes will grab first name, for example) but not enough to consider not using it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I manage tons of websites, both personally and for clients, and with LastPass I'm able to store them all securely and only have to remember one password.
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As a long-time user of LastPass, I can only recommend it. I can't speak for it's iOS integration but it's awesome on Android in addition to desktop/laptop browsers. If you manage passwords for multiple websites and use different passwords for all of them (which you should), then this tool is for you.
Excellent Password Manager
What do you like best about the product?
I love how LastPass makes it easy for me to automate and keep track of my passwords. I love that most of the best features of Lastpass are available for free and when money is tight I can dial back my service level without losing the core features of the software. I don't imagine it will stay that way forever, but I can hope. I also enjoy the password generator and how easy it is to make up passwords and save them.
What do you dislike about the product?
I dislike that I have to use easy passwords for the programs I keep on my phone because finances have been tight and I can't pay for the mobile option yet. I get that they need to make money though, so it's only a minor quibble. Otherwise, the product is fabulous.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I'm solving my ability to manage passwords and keep track of the many sites I log into on a regular basis.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you're not going to pay for the premium version, be prepared to use simple passwords for any programs you use on your phone and your computer. The free version does not work well on your phone.
LastPass is a must have for me and remembers stuff so I don't have to
What do you like best about the product?
The cross platform integration is great. I can use it on Windows, OSX, Linux, my mobile device, or even just a web interface. Anyplace that I would need to have access to a password, I can have access to LastPass. It's good at disciplining me into not using duplicate passwords or even having to come up with passwords on my own. I like that you can group things together under sections, which makes dividing work and play an easy task. I also like the auditing tool which is very cool and lets me correct the sites where I used a duplicate password.
What do you dislike about the product?
I'm really trying to come up with something, honest. Okay, I guess I would like the ability to add additional "triggers" to it-- for example, on my bank site, you have to log in with a username, then enter a PIN, then potentially answer a security question. It would be nice to store a set of questions with triggered answers so it all happens automagically-- but that's not really the fault of the software, but I guess a desire for a future implementation. There's really nothing that it does right now that is irritating.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Security and satiating my laziness. I don't want to remember a million different passwords, and I don't want to use one password for everything. Now I only need to remember one, and it unlocks the gates for all the web sites I visit.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Try it out, it's free. If you like it and want mobile support, pay the annual fee (which I don't remember how much it is right now, but it is very, very cheap) for the premium version.
Seamless for web, Annoying for mobile
What do you like best about the product?
On a full web experience (PC, Mac or Chromebook), LastPass's auto completion of user names and passwords makes logging in to the myriad of online services I use a breeze (most of the time...). It takes the guess work out of 'which combination of letters and numbers did I enter for a password this time). With 2 factor authentication, I'm comfortable that my passwords are safe from prying eyes.
What do you dislike about the product?
The grouping feature is a little outdated. I would rather have tags for my entries instead of just being able to assign them to a single group. For example, being able to tag something as email, work, and gmail all at the same time would be really nice.
Also, if you have multiple logins for the same root domain, like if you are a web developer, LastPass can get unwieldy as it will show you every option for the root domain you were on. For example, I have my base website, and I subdomains to do different web development projects, and so all my passwords show up for every subdomain -- a little frustrating.
Also, if you have multiple logins for the same root domain, like if you are a web developer, LastPass can get unwieldy as it will show you every option for the root domain you were on. For example, I have my base website, and I subdomains to do different web development projects, and so all my passwords show up for every subdomain -- a little frustrating.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Keeping track of the hundreds of passwords, user names, emails and services that I use in my job. It saves me time from tracking down, resetting passwords and helps me be more secure by generating tough passwords. All in all, those few minutes throughout help me save money by freeing up more time to do billable work.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
There's really no other option that does this as well as LastPass does. There are a few that might be better in certain cases, but LastPass is the best all around option.
Great and really secure
What do you like best about the product?
It makes it really easy for you to change computers, makes it safe since you don´t have to remember a lot of passwords, and this makes it safe, since you don´t need to have the same password so you wont forget them.
What do you dislike about the product?
The set up of the account it could be friendlier, and there should be a way to make it easier to set up new passwords. It´s not that it is bad, its just its where I think it could be better.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It is easier to have all the passwords saved, its easier, more efficient, and now that most companies work online (we do), with more than one log in required, it makes it easier, and makes the whole office more efficent, and no one wastes times trying to remember passwords.
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You should give it a try. I haven´t try any others, just tried this one and had no need to see other options.
LastPass is one of my Favorite password management tools
What do you like best about the product?
It's a free password manager and easy to create an account. You can sign into the extension or app and immediately begin to start saving and autofilling passwords for every website. It simplifies your life and gives you secure access from your computer to mobile devices. You just really need to remember the master password and your set!
What do you dislike about the product?
Default settings for password generator could be more secure.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I want to simplify all my passwords and make sure the info is secure. It's hard to remember so many passwords and with this tool, it gives you 1 click access. Easy to use and integrates well to your browser.
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It's worth a try as you can download the free software on their site.
The best and most complete password management solution
What do you like best about the product?
Using your browser's built in password management is OK. Maybe it will even sync passwords between your computer and your phone. But if you want to use multiple browsers, or log into standalone apps and games, or jut get away from using similar passwords everywhere, it starts to break down.
Not only does LastPass auto fills passwords on any site, in any browser, on desktop or mobile, but it will. ALSO will save and input passwords into mobile AND desktop apps. Finally, it will automatically change passwords on many sites to totally secure random ones for you if you ask, and will generate them for you whenever you need to make a new account.
It ALSO saves form data like your name and address, lets you store notes securely, and can even save credit card information and fill it in when you check out on stores.
Finally, no one at LastPass can decrypt your data. That does mean you have to definitely remember your LastPass password. But that's the only one, and you can make that a nice, big, super secure one.
Not only does LastPass auto fills passwords on any site, in any browser, on desktop or mobile, but it will. ALSO will save and input passwords into mobile AND desktop apps. Finally, it will automatically change passwords on many sites to totally secure random ones for you if you ask, and will generate them for you whenever you need to make a new account.
It ALSO saves form data like your name and address, lets you store notes securely, and can even save credit card information and fill it in when you check out on stores.
Finally, no one at LastPass can decrypt your data. That does mean you have to definitely remember your LastPass password. But that's the only one, and you can make that a nice, big, super secure one.
What do you dislike about the product?
It does 2FA, but one thing LastPass is missing that I liked in another system (SympleId) was unlocking via an NFC tag. With SympleId, whenever you wanted to unlock the client on your PC, it would prompt you to use your phone scan an NFC tag you might carry on your keychain, in a wallet, or in a bracelet.
It was a neat feature.
It was a neat feature.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Without something like this, it's way to easy for everyone to just use the same password everywhere. If some random external system gets compromised, an attacker could end up with the full keys to all the corporate data.
If you're lucky users might have a few strong passwords for things they really thing are important, but LastPass makes it really easy to have totally unique, crystallographic secure passwords for every little random site on the internet,
If you're lucky users might have a few strong passwords for things they really thing are important, but LastPass makes it really easy to have totally unique, crystallographic secure passwords for every little random site on the internet,
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Just do it. The free version is great for a trial, but just get the paid for version. Once you have secure, easy password management for every little website, app, game, etc you may use on any device, you will NEVER want to go back.
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