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>Sometimes you want to use the same credentials on multiple domains of the same service and auto-fill only works against the domain the pattern was recorded on.
by khattam 10y ago
>Sometimes you want to use the same credentials on multiple domains of the same service and auto-fill only works against the domain the pattern was recorded on.
That's why you should use Lastpass.
- astrodust 10y agoI've tried to use Lastpass but that thing needs a UX enema because it's atrociously bad.
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoOh good so I'm not alone! I tried setting it up but trying to mass import multiple passwords from KeePass over (which doesn't translate directly 1 to 1) left me manually entering them. The process was so incredibly slow and cumbersome that I gave up. It doesn't help that LastPass looks like it was created in 2003 by developers with zero UX / design talent. I hope they can improve that one day.
- ohthehugemanate 10y agoWhen did you try it? It very recently went through a total ux overhaul. Big improvement imo.
- astrodust 10y agoIt's gone from apocalyptically bad to horrendously bad. I have no idea where they thought any of that UX would be even remotely a good idea. Everything about it is misguided to such an extreme I'm left wondering if there's a single human on their development team. 1password may not be perfect, but their attention to usability is obvious!
- BinaryIdiot 10y agoAbout 6 months ago. Perhaps I'll take another look but I haven't heard good things from anyone I know who uses it.
- onion2k 10y agoThat assumes the user has a choice. Many corporate environments don't let users install software so Lastpass isn't an option.
- khattam 10y agoWhy is anything else an option then?
- Tharkun 10y agoLastpass is horrible. And IIRC someone posted a proof of concept attack a while back which looked exactly like the LP password dialog but instead stole your credentials.