The LastPass app for iOS is part of the LastPass Premium service. With the LastPass app for iOS, we’re bringing improvements that make it easier to fill your data, in a way that works with the apps and browsers you love. We want to help you work smarter, not harder. When you’re browsing in Chrome and need to login to a password-protected website, just tap the Share icon in the Chrome menu, and tap the LastPass extension button.Ĭhoose the account you want to login with – and LastPass does the hard work for you! No typing, no hassle, just easy password management. In the Activities list, toggle LastPass, and the extension will appear in the Share list options. Tap the Share icon to open the extensions menu, and tap the lower “More” button. Once you’re logged in to the LastPass app, launch the Chrome browser and tap the three-dot menu in the upper right corner. Turning on the LastPass extension in Chrome is similar to the steps to enable the Safari extension on iOS 8. Get the LastPass app Enable LastPass in Chrome for iOS New to LastPass for iOS? Download it today from the app store and get started with a free two-week trial. Following the same model as Safari, you’ll now be able to use the LastPass extension in Chrome to securely fill your passwords, on any web page, without leaving the browser. Yesterday, Google updated their app with extension support. The LastPass extension is now available on Chrome for iPhone and iPad!
It's probably worth shopping around your options a bit, but a competent password manager, for me, whichever it is, is a must.Good news, LastPass-ers: All of you Chrome aficionados can finally use LastPass with your favorite browser on iOS 8. I'll agree that price increases have not necessarily felt commensurate with service improvements. It isn't perfect - auto-fill is hit-or-miss (mostly hit, but still), I'm sometimes asked to save new passwords when filling in forms where this isn't appropriate, I'm occasionally not asked to save a password when I should be (more serious, in my eyes, as it makes it easier to lose a freshly-generated password, especially when LP wants to clear passwords from your clipboard automatically at times), there are little UI oddities here and there. I can't speak to how it compares to competitors, since I chose LP quite a while back for one reason or another and have simply stuck with it (I should probably take some others for a test drive, now that I think of it), but LP works pretty well for me. I have multiple accounts, some of them free, but I don't use those quite as extensively as my primary personal premium account. I've been a premium user for more than eight years now.
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