![]() LastPass recommends that customers turn on autofill in their mobile device settings and enable the LastPass iOS Safari Extension for the best mobile experience. Eliminating the back and forth between a website’s login page and the LastPass Vault, making the experience now unified directly on the site.Allowing for credit cards and addresses to be filled in from the user’s vault.Increasing the ease of use when filling out a field logging into a website, including the ability for a user to generate a new password and add a new site to the vault.Directly fills from, or saves to, the user’s LastPass vault without opening the application itself to retrieve it via copy and paste increasing overall security and ease of use.A few highlights of the new offering include: The new functionality streamlines and improves the overall usability of LastPass for all customers. The phased rollout is replacing the previous save and fill offering from LastPass. Later this summer, LastPass will expand the save and fill experience for desktop users and will expand the offering across additional web browsers such as Chrome and Firefox. ![]() “Our customers have requested and anticipated a simplified save and fill experience and we’re confident the new functionality will improve their experience drastically by having the full power of LastPass on a mobile device, right at their fingertips,” said Dan DeMichele, Vice President of Product Management for LastPass. The new functionality from LastPass became possible after Apple rolled out the necessary technology on the iOS platform to its partners and developers. Additionally, customers are now able to directly complete an online form and save it to their LastPass vault without needing to retrieve, or copy and paste, their information from a separate application. LastPass is a password manager for nearly all operating systems and browsers.BOSTON, J(GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - LastPass, the global leader in zero-knowledge password management, today announced its new save and fill experience giving all customers the ability to fill in, create and save their credentials directly within a site’s form field when using the iOS Safari extension on iPhones and iPads. It is a competitor to 1Password, Keeper, ZOHO, etc. The idea is nowadays, with many different accounts for banking, social networks, shopping, and more - it’s impossible to create and remember secure passwords for all the different sites that we use. Instead, you could remember one long, secure password, which you give to your password manager to then “unlock” all your other passwords. I highly recommend looking into a password manager! Intro This prevents you from having to remember multiple passwords - and eventually forgetting your passwords, as well as the dangerous tactic of password reuse! All of your other passwords are completely random, very secure, and stored by your password manager. Excited to see what this M1 chip is capable of and to help give me a better idea if I should get a 2021 16” MacBook Pro with a possible M2 chip in it… possibly being released in September 2021 □ ( spoiler alert!!) Not to spoil the beans or anything… but I just bought a 2020 M1 Mac Mini! It should greatly enhance my video production capabilities (coming from a 2014 MacBook Pro which did not have H.265 encoding/decoding via hardware acceleration). I’m running a fresh install of Big Sur and am trying to install various things. ![]() One that got me hung up for a bit is the Lastpass extension for Safari. Here’s how you should install it: Installation You can basically follow these instructions.
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