Re:PSA: LastPass Does Not Encrypt Everything in Your Vault
by fapjacks on Thursday January 19, 2017 @12:54PM
(#13437748)
Just to clarify: You're talking about Lastpass here? For myself, Lastpass has just been an absolutely terrible user experience, with many of the issues you're talking about. I have this obscure ritual I have to go through when generating new site passwords -- like generate one in a new tab, then go manually "add site" and input the information -- because Lastpass can't get it together.
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Re:PSA: LastPass Does Not Encrypt Everything in Your Vault
by holtalanm on Thursday January 19, 2017 @01:01PM
(#13437830)
Thats exactly what I do for generating a new password.
LastPass always thinks I want to replace credentials for subdomain sites. all the time.
When I have a password saved for foo.com And then I try to save a password for bar.foo.com. LastPass, for all that is holy and good in the world, stop assuming I want to replace my password for foo.com damnit.
Re:PSA: LastPass Does Not Encrypt Everything in Your Vault
by scotu on Thursday January 19, 2017 @03:09PM
(#13439060)
maybe the ui is not great, but as far as I know you are asked every time (in a not very visible way that probably defaults on replacing the previous): if I'm not mistaken if you look at the very bottom of the save dialog/page there should be a dropdown that allows you to create a new entry
Re:PSA: LastPass Does Not Encrypt Everything in Your Vault
by akurilin on Thursday January 19, 2017 @01:01PM
(#13437834)
Yeah, LastPass. I sometimes copy and paste the auto-generated password just in case it loses it. I've had many occasions where it would flat out drop it after I save the site and now I have to immediately password reset because the password is nowhere to be found.