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So when you browse to your favorite eCommerce site, bank, or other password protected web site, the LastPass plug-in simply looks up your account information and supplies it, seamlessly passing you through to the protected content. Getting your passwords into the cloud also allows you to very easily connect any modern web browser, via a sophisticated browser plug-in, to that database of passwords.

This way, when a PC is lost, stolen, or rendered unusable by a hardware glitch, you don't lose anything. But even taken as a simple password manager, LastPass exceeds the password management solutions of the past by doing one simple thing: Keeping your master password listed store, in encrypted form, in a cloud-based vault, so that you can access it from anywhere.

OK, but what is it? At its heart, LastPass is a password manager. If you're interested in remaining safe online, and in keeping your personal data personal, LastPass is the answer you've been looking for. And because it works with all major browsers, and is free, it's a no-brainer for any and all Windows users. I first recommended it via the Windows Weekly podcast back in 2008, and I've been using and recommending it ever since.

LastPass is, perhaps, the single greatest piece of third party software I install on my PCs. And then I install the latest version of each of the major browsers: IE, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari. Install the Windows Updates, rebooting as required. I've installed Windows 7 several hundred times in the past couple of years, I bet, and each time I follow the same simple process: Install the OS. Price: Free (Premium version is $12 per year) I hope this helps, and it should not be all that much longer before things are fixed and back to normal.App type: Browser plug-in, password manager Here is a reply that details how one user did get back to the working 2.5 version, and it is working fine. These methods have not worked for everyone, though most likely due to not disabling automatic updating of add-ons in Firefox is my guess. As soon as you do either of these, check the version of the Password Manager. You can try either use of the toolbarfix.exe utility, or a clean re-install of WSA.

If you have automatic update of add-ons enabled, you will want this turn off. Some users have been able to go back to the previous version of the Password Manager. If you have automatic update of add-ons enabled, you will want this turned OFF. I expect it will not be much longer before things are corrected, but until then there are a few options. so Webroot and LastPass must work together to figure out the issue, and THEN work with Mozilla as well to get the corrected version signed and allowed for FireFox. It gets complicated in that the Password Manager is licensed from LastPass. There is a problem currently with the 3.1.1 version of the Password Manager, and Webroot is very aware of it, and working to fix it. Then I went to several Web sites that require log-ins, and found that WPM is alive and well and filling in passwords for me, in spite of that 'Disable' box being checked.Ĭould this mean that Firefox no longer considers WPM to be insecure? The 'Disable Insecure Firefox Password Manager' option still appears first in the General section, and, to my great surprise, that option was checked again (I'd unchecked it previously to allow WPM to run).Īs a test, I kept that option checked, which would have previously disabled WPM. I then found Webroot Password Manager in the list of add-ons and clicked 'Options'. As of this morning, that option has disappeared.Ĭurious, I went to the Add-ons Manager page and checked what version of WPM was running. The new option read 'Disable Insecure Firefox Password Manager'. Something seems to have changed overnight, either with Firefox or Webroot.Įver since I managed to get the Webroot Passwod Manager working again (with WPM 2.5.0), the Webroot Sign In screen (the one that pops up every time I launch Firefox) displayed a new second option below 'Remember me'. Webroot® Legacy Products (2011 and Prior) 33.Webroot® SecureAnywhere™ - Antivirus for PC Gamers 553.Webroot® Security Awareness Training 46.Webroot® Business Endpoint Protection 1125.

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