We have so many passwords these days that it is difficult to keep and store them securely in one place. Those of you who use a Windows 8 tablet should know that there is an official LastPass app in the Windows Store that you can use.
If you are a control freak and want to have the most secure internet identity you can imagine, then you need a professional password manager. One that is able to keep all your confidential information private and away from prying eyes. If you’re looking for exactly that service, look no further than LastPass . A household name among those who want their virtual lives to be safe.
Now available to Windows 10 and Windows 8 users, LastPass can offer you the same protection you’ve been used to in the latest Microsoft operating system. Although different, LastPass has lost none of its usefulness, allowing you to manage and create passwords that will keep your information more secure than a Swiss bank.
LastPass for Windows 10, Windows 8 hotfix
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In 2017, the LastPass application received many improvements and support for its extension in large browsers. Let’s take a quick look at the most important changes:
Google Chrome
- LastPass now avoids additional request from server to update form field information
- LastPass now prevents DUO websdk logins on third party sites
- Fixed: Incorrect detection of username changes when login form is submitted
Firefox
- Occasional accidents fixed
- Fixed: 3.0 mode in Firefox 52 freezes extension dropdown
- Fixed performance issues on IRC Cloud
- Password generator in the field now works
Edge
- Added new translations
- False reprompt on battle.net is now fixed
- Fixed autocomplete error in ‘online.citi.com’
Also read: LastPass extension for Microsoft Edge is now available, many features not working
