LastPass has induced me to improve all passwords- excellent! But it is not consistent across devices for me so I daren't allow it to generate passwords. I need the backup of having access to my p/w's when LastPass seems to be unable to autofill, so not-so-good!

I love LastPass but I can't seem to get it to present me the log-in page automatically when I open Firefox like it used to in Chrome. Also, the automatically change passwords option seems completely broke. Might be because LastPass does not seem to support accounts that use 2-factor authentication. Dashlane states they support reseting passwords that use 2-factor authentication but I still prefer LastPass. Hopefully these issues get fixed and I hope they keep this new extention for Firefox Quantum a priority.

I'm a long time user but unfortunately now I need to re-authenticate with both my password and google authenticator app every time I load Firefox (mine is 57 running on windows 10 Home).

Good job on finally getting it updated and available in Firefox again. The removal of the copy username and copy password functionality from the extension's search menu really hurts usability. The Chrome extension is excellent and all I want is feature parity between the two.

The Firefox for Android the app doesn't work, I got it to prompt for my credentials once, but it can't finish logging in.

The Copy email/password options in the right click or looking at the item from the last pass icon are non-existent which are extremely useful features. I don't need to be launching the edit button to get these passwords. I'm glad the Quantum version is supported, but from my understanding how similar it is to chrome developing now, I would like to see this improved. I still use LastPass and will, but this add-on needs some work and compatibility support for android.

What I ask of LastPass is SECURITY above all...I'm not technical enough to know for certain that LastPass is the most secure option available. I have to trust reviews from people in the crypto/hacker/coding community, etc. who can analyze the code and/or hack the "system" and find vulnerabilities. From the research that I've done LastPass is a good option...the best that I've found.

Usability: LastPass is frustrating!! It doesn't do anything very well. When creating a new account it's weak. In my experience, most of the time it doesn't even "see" that you're singing up for a new account, so I have decided to open the LastPass Vault, click on the + (plus symbol) and create the account step-by-step. Even doing this is somewhat frustrating: right-clicking in the password field to generate a password forces you to mouse to the bottom of that dialog, click Generate Password and then mouse down to select Generate Password and then select your options.

MANY times I relied on LastPass to know that I am signing up for a new account and have regretted it because it either doesn't see/know what I've input into any of the fields and/or I have to go back to the site and select "Forgot Password" or whatever because LastPass effed up! Makes you feel like an idiot.

After LastPass has the correct user name(s) and password(s) in its database it still doesn't work most of the time for me. For example, I open a site and the logon dialog appears. My wife has one account and I have another account. LastPass often won't even recognize the site (the same URL that is in its database including what's after the slash, e.g. https://www.xyz.com/login).

Often LastPass will post and indicate that it recognizes the page you've loaded. I guess, you're supposed to be able to click on the LastPass icon and the login options are supposed to post (e..g. my wife's credentials and my credentials) and then click on one and it will enter your credentials. Most of the time I have to open the LastPass Vault and copy and paste the information back onto the login page.

Trying to login to leave this review took four times, i.e. my wife's credentials posted and my credentials posted. I selected my credentials three times and LastPass never entered them. I opened the vault and copy and pasted my user name and password.

Conclusion: if LastPass is as secure as the reviews I've read it's worth the frustration. But it would sure be convenient if LastPass actually worked as advertised on my devices (x3).

Convenient but the auto fill of password and user id fails on quite a few web pages depending on how the fields were implemented on them.

Used to love it. Hope it recovers functionality soon. As an information security professional, I love the concept behind LastPass and recommend it every chance I get. The implementation had been great across my platforms - Windows, Ubuntu, iOS. These past few weeks though, the Windows implementation refuses to remember my userid and password. [Yeah, I know, no security professional should have the add-on remember the password. The old security vs. convenience trade-off.] Sigh

Worked for about 5 minutes till I restarted my Firefox 57.0 then nothing on browser bar. It's too bad because I love LastPass!

When I press ALT + G, it was opening a small window and showing me a password. Now it opens another tab and want me to interact more. Please revert it back or make it simple. I don't wanna use touch pad and go to click on use this password. Make it simple, when it recommends me a password, I just wanna use it. Thank you. :)