By clicking on the chosen account (like LinkedIn in the picture), you’ll access the service directly.

The Vault looks like a board with all your saved passwords pinned. Its hard to tell when it disappears, but it disappears from my browser bar every day and I cant re-add it unless I disable and re-enable it. After what mustve been a recent firefox update, LastPass wont stay active in the browser. The space inside the online LastPass is called a Vault. That page show a Version 4.1.26 for installation, while LastPass is feeding that version 3.3.2 extension to Firefox users via the system. Firefox removing add-in from taskbar, cant re-add unless disable/re-enable. The other option (for devices that you fully trust) is logging into LastPass via (login button is in the upper right corner). There are two options: the first is using one-time passwords generated by LastPassitself ( we highly recommend this solution for almost all cases!). How to access your passwords while working on someone else’s device? You can also save more accounts with different passwords at one service (like if you have multiple Gmail accounts). Once you’ve saved the password – let’s say, for Facebook – the next time you return to Facebook, LastPass will recognize it and offer you to autofill the username and password. If that's the case, it'll recommend you changing it (and also help generate a strong password for you). Moreover, LastPass will alert you if you use the same password for more than one account. (It will display a pop-up window in the upper right corner.) It’s up to you to decide which accounts you want to save into LastPass. After you log in to any account (Facebook, e-mail, IS, …), LastPass will ask you whether you wish to save the password.

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