Avaliações do LastPass

O preenchimento automático dos login e de password.

A versão grátis do software tem limitações no número de password

Perfeito para gerar senhas fortes e ainda tem a opção de mudar o tamanho e parâmetros das senhas. Muito bom.

Não há contras. Pois como já disse, para o meu uso ele é perfeito.

LastPass really helps in a team environment where an account for a tool is shared across multiple users.
Given the nature of work I do it is very vital to have a password manager that works across different tools and accounts.

Not very much worried of anything as it solves the problem I and the team have. Can't really comment on the admin side of things.

LastPass is an easy, fresh, and smart piece of service.It is often considered an industry leader in its field.

There was a major security breach in 2022.As a company that deals with passwords and personal information - this cannot be accepted under any circumstances. So even though their product is good - my trust is gone and I have moved on to a different product.

The ease of use and pop up support to help manage a large number of passwords in a business

The reputation of leaks and hacks in the press

Managing passwords is always a hectic thing when you are using multiple web application, social apps. Some use same password across all the platforms thinking that they are making their lives easy, but it's better to safe than sorry by using unique password across various platforms to minimize damage if any of your password is compromised. I'm using lastpass to save all my passwords under one place and it's more convenient for me to use where I want.

I wish Lastpass security team to consider security as their primary priority as it will be catastrophic if compromised. I beleive lastpass is improved security much better after the last security incident.

Reliable storage of passwords across devices. Wide range of templates for passwords, notes etc.

2FA login not very intuitive. Installation on Mac rather tedious.

The autofill and auto save passwords is very convenient. Users are prompted to save passwords when they sign in to a new webpage/account. This helps avoid issues of users forgetting to add a password once the account is created.

Each time a user tries to sign in on a device, it sends an email to confirm. I don't have an issue with that security feature, but it is annoying that when the user tries to sign in it doesn't say that it sent the email to confirm, it says something like "there was an error logging in". I have had multiple users call me trying to figure out why it isn't working.

I work as an admin where there are several accounts that I need to use. Where I work my boss facilitates me with lastpass on his laptop, the first time I used it I had no trouble at all because it is very easy to understand, I was quite helped with lastpass because I don't need to remember many passwords moreover lastpass has an autofill feature

There is not much I don't like, it's just that I am quite annoyed when there are circumstances where I need to change certain account passwords but I am confused to update the new password on lastpass, so it continues to display old passwords so I am a bit bothered

It’s a cheap and straightforward system for my daily use.

The family functionality is not that convenient and multiple users have to wait for authentication by main user

In a world of MFA and complex password requirements, LastPass is a lifesaver.

It was not great to hear about their data breach but they did take fast action to resolve it.

It's easy to set up and manage passwords.

Nothing so far at this time. It's great.

As a pure password management system, it works pretty well at the essentials of what it should do: autofill passwords that I have previously saved. It is nice that it always requests to save new passwords as well.

I have experienced difficulties in sharing passwords through LastPass - they didn't work for me and then it tried to screw everything up by saving the password that didn't work for that login.

In enjoy LastPass for the password vault. I have the need to long into multiple websites throughout my day and needing to input a password for each long in can be tedious. LastPass remembers my password and auto fills for the login making my job faster and my clients I speak to don't need to deal with me fumbling to my book if I forget my password.

I don't have a lot of complaints. The website will log me out fully from time to time but I know its for verification purposes to check your primary password.

I love how once I save my passwords in LastPass, I don't need to worry about what they are anymore and I know that they are secure and I will have them when I need it.

I believe there was a security breach of LastPass last year, so that was not great, but they corrected the issues promptly.

It's easy to use and very intuitive, you are required to introduce your credentials once and LastPass will manage those credential automatically.

The pop up for saving any new credentials can be annoying sometimes, specially when you are not interested in saving those specific credentials.

Its chrome extension is very easy to use.

The cost is quite high compared to other options.