I use LastPass and am quite happy. It integrates with both Windows and OSX through a Chrome add-in and an app on my iPhone. I have it setup to require two factor authentication (which I highly recommend for any service that offers it).
Best of all, it's free.
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Re: Password Manager
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Re: Password Manager
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Re: Password Manager
That's a browser configuration issue (or another plugin like NoScript, etc.), not LastPass itself. Firefox in particular seems fond of blocking page elements, plugins, seemingly randomly. While I appreciate the security aspect of updates to Firefox occurring in the background, and having the browser shut down, reopen, and automatically restore your tabs (ie, you won't know it happened if you weren't sitting at your desk), it can be frustrating. Firefox has the same behavior on every Java app I'm forced to use (for expenses at work, etc.) every so often.G26ster wrote: So I closed my browser (Firefox)
Lastpass itself has never exhibited the behavior you describe across at least five physical machines and years of FF updates.
Let's not overthink this. Whatever it is.