LastPass ownsby Kane on February 27, 2010

If you’ve ever been frustrated with trying to remember passwords for hundreds of websites,across multiple web browsers and multiple computers…there’s finally a bulletproof solution.

LastPass is a kickass free browser plugin that allows you to save web account information(username/passwords) and retrieve them from any computer. All you ever need toremember going forward is your LastPass password, hence the name “last pass”.

Why does it “own”, you ask?

Works on multiple platforms: Windows, Linux, MacWorks with every browserWay more secure than storing passwords on your local PC using the embeddedpassword manager that comes with IE, FireFox, Chrome, etc.Super easy to use!Also comes with auto-form populationIf you’re on vacation or using someone else’s computer, you can retrieve yourpasswords…such a time saverAuto-generates secure passwords, so you can start using crazy complicated and uniquepasswords for every new site rather than using the same password repeatedly like mostpeople currently do

Check it out! I’ve recommended LastPass to a handful of close friends already and they’vebeen very impressed, so I’m confident you will be too. It’s not often that a free application

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6 comments for “LastPass owns”

comes along that is genius and something you soon wonder how you ever lived without.

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GarethMarch 26, 2010 at 8:02 amDamn I was outdone! I made a similar desktop app once uppon a time using asimple SQL database and windows form it worked fine however a pain in theA** if your not at your pc or forgot ya thumbdrive…

NeroFebruary 16, 2012 at 10:42 amhi, do you still have the sourcecode? it works on ie, chrome, firefox andsafari?i’m asking because i love the ideea, i use the password saver from chromeand i always forget my passwords!i’m a webdeveloper and i would like to make my own app to save

passwords online. i dont trust to store my passwords on every third partyservers.

Chet PayneJune 22, 2010 at 12:22 pmAbsolutely! I have been using this myself and it is starting to become veryhandy.

MikeSeptember 12, 2011 at 11:59 amCould you use it with any browser?

KaneSeptember 13, 2011 at 3:41 pmYes! It’s just that awesome.

Bill ElsenFebruary 10, 2012 at 6:06 amThis makes the password mess a snap. Everything is in one place when I needit. No more tring to remember all my different passwords.

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