Name: LastPass
Rating: 3.2769 (63 reviews)

Free

In-app purchases

LastPass overview

LastPass is an award-winning password manager that saves your passwords and gives you secure access to them from every computer and mobile device. With LastPass, you only remember one password - your LastPass master password. LastPass will fill your logins for you and sync your passwords everywhere you need them.

Features:

Sync all of your passwords and logins across all of your computers and devices
Save and autofill usernames and passwords for all of your online accounts
Use form fill profiles to streamline online shopping
Create secure notes to store your memberships, credit cards, and other sensitive data
Search for usernames and sites from your vault
Organize sites by folders
Enable multifactor authentication to lock down your LastPass account

Premium features include:

Unlimited mobile access from all smartphones and tablets
Shared family folder, to share a folder of logins and notes with friends and family
Additional multifactor authentication options
Offline access to your data via the mobile apps (must login at least once to store the data)

What’s new in version 4.115.0

Updated on May 19 2023

Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

Information

License

Free

Size

86.8 MB

Developer’s website

https://lastpass.com/

Downloads

25300

App requirements

Intel 64
macOS 10.13 or later

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User Ratings

Derekcurrie

Mar 2 2023

4.110.1

1.0

Version: 4.110.1

(O_o) Again Again: "LastPass Reveals Second Attack Resulting in Breach of Encrypted Password Vaults" Feb 28, 2023. https://thehackernews.com/2023/02/lastpass-reveals-second-attack.html - - Don't LastPass, IMHO. Alternatives are listed on this page. I liked 1Password until their marketing took over and ruined it. These days I use Apple's Keychain, Bitwarden and my own locked/encrypted list I back up online.

Bousozoku

4.0

Since I use multiple platforms, it's either LastPass or Firefox to really handle passwords. I like that LastPass handles serial numbers and other items that I don't want to keep in plain sight. Considering the late 2022 breach, I've had to re-work passwords and change the master password, which should probably be done every six months anyway. I like their recent advisory to use 600,000 hashes for security. Nothing is particularly safe but their business-related computers should have been more secure.

rmorris

Jan 30 2023

4.108.0

Version: 4.108.0

Let's see... How many times has LastPass been hacked now? At least once in 2015, at least once in 2017, at least once in 2019, and at least twice in 2022. That's 5 so far, and those are just the ones we know about. Can LastPass be trusted with your most sensitive data? I think not.

Aeschylus

Jan 13 2023

4.107.0

2.0

Version: 4.107.0

BE CAREFUL! LastPass was hacked -- please change any passwords that may have been exposed. I switched over to Bitwarden years ago when LastPass was purchased by LogMeIn, a decision that seems even better now that we've learned about the hack and read many comments that they have not been fully open in describing what happened.

Dmitriusa

4.106.1

Version: 4.106.1

if you like your passwords handed over to some hacker in Russia or North Korea - by all means continue using LastPass. I am currently going through the list of over 1300 passwords, changing EVERYTHING and then I am deleting this piece of crap.

bellkatherine496

May 21 2021

4.72.0

Version: 4.72.0

It gets worse with each update. I Must-use Safari plugin crashes constantly, even if you aren't actually using Safari. And it has Android looking UI....

Mar 11 2021

4.67.0

Version: 4.67.0

I switched away a couple of years ago when they were bought out by LogMeIn, a company I never liked. Now, they've been sold again, and their policies have changed. I've been using Bitwarden since I left this software and I've never looked back. I suggest everyone read the news about LastPass and decide how you feel about it before purchasing this software.

DrOpenSource

Prefering opensource solutions for password management like KeePassXC or Bitwarden. Both allow syncing via my own infrastructure, which is great.

Fishboy

Mar 10 2021

4.66.0

Version: 4.66.0

Worth reading, from March 9,202 https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/03/demand-for-fee-to-use-password-app-lastpass-sparks-backlash/

dtc79

Jun 4 2020

4.4.0

5.0

Version: 4.4.0

A very useful and for me necessary app. In today's digital environment when so many persons are tyring to hack, phish, etc one's accounts it is important to have unique passwords for every account and keeping track of them is not safely feasible without a tool like Lastpass.

sl90039

Jun 3 2020

What was once a solid password manager is now garbage. The developer broke use of the app in Safari and now it's impossible to save changed or new passwords in Firefox. It's a waste of money.

iMac Apps

Feb 20 2020

The best option and the most user friendly.

ecjb

Aug 1 2019

LastPass is the best thing since sliced bread. ;-) Having all of my passwords on all of my devices and the ability to generate SECURE and different passwords for everywhere I visit has been the best thing for my online security. Visiting haveibeenpwned.com shows where beaches have occorred with my information in the past and LP makes it a snap to fix the result of those breaches. I recommend it to all of my customers. Having the passwords sync to mobile devices as well means you're never without your passwords without resorting to a) using the same password for every site and b) resorting to a list on paper (or in a spreadsheet) that quickly gets outdated.

Big Johnson

Jul 30 2018

4.0.0

Version: 4.0.0

I haven’t used the app but I just tried out the username generator on the website and it failed miserably. https://goo.gl/i8xhjz

Does everyone here find these difficult to say and read, or is it just me?

"Easy-to-say" 10 character names:
VERotRaBLe
TIeNiUmiTO
rEYEbeRGiN
ApHysEnTIG
OgRaNzARYP

"Easy-to-read" 10 character names:
mCKfFbzGVF
dpVvUdkkjT
XjFCycznaG
rtrQtqbZxp
kRBbhmeykk

If the app functions as poorly as the website then I’d avoid it.
I would say you can’t ask much for free, but there are many free, outstanding apps available which prove otherwise.

Stevey-G

Jun 4 2018

3.30.1

3.5

Version: 3.30.1

this is the app i recommend the most. i subscribed when £12 per year but they are getting greedy now and charging £24 (hence 4 stars) so i won't subscribe. still very usable without subscribing though so thats why i still recommend this. the duplicates remover is basic but needs imporvement so that similar entries could be merged and you could choose what to keep or not. (knocks it down to 3.5 stars)

hondacbrlover

Jul 21 2017

3.21.0

Version: 3.21.0

Free and according MacWorld the best password manager. http://www.macworld.com/article/3207185/software/best-password-managers-reviews-and-buying-advice.html

GymW

Mar 31 2017

3.19.2

Version: 3.19.2

For all the feature, including storing password for applications, it costs $12 a year.

SmurfTurf

Jun 19 2015

3.12

0.5

Version: 3.12

Again, storing your passwords on a server outside of your own network is in general a very stupid idea. To all users: LastPass hacked. Congrats! http://arstechnica.com/security/2015/06/hack-of-cloud-based-lastpass-exposes-encrypted-master-passwords/

May 21 2015

3.11

Version: 3.11

Why would anyone want to store their valuable passwords and information on an unknown webserver? It seems Last Past Premium requires a yearly subscription fee. 1Password may have this category "locked up", judging by its' popularity.

miketrin

May 19 2015

3.10

Version: 3.10

easy to use, checks for weak and duplicate passwords and for sites that need updates. works on all mobile devices, tablets.