Few days ago I have found extension for Firefox which called LastPass. LastPass is a tool for remembering all your passwords and not store them on your local computer. It is very convinient to use it when you have several computers (for example at home, at office) and you need to synchronize your passwords across them. They say that they encrypt passwords localy, by binary executable which comes with an extension, and send send them in encrypted way. They say that even LastPass employee can’t see your passwords. This extension was also recomended by Mozilla, so I decided to use it and store all my passwords there.
So what I disliked there. Sometimes LastPass messing up your passwords. It suggests to use some password that is not from there. It is happening because it uses some kind of messy URL matching. It will be great in next versions to able to write wildcard URLs.
In conclusion, I advice to use it as I think that this is a good project and it will get better in near future.
The URL matching and messing up passwords is an issue they need to address. I have over 200 logins.
The messing up a password only seems to happen if you have more than 1 entry at the same domain (e.g. 5 yahoo or chase logins).
It is the best product I have found so far. It will even fill in the .htaccess login pop-up windows. The import feature is good, too.
Pros outweigh the cons. I’m sticking with this.
btw – I am not with the lastpass company. I’m just another user.
Yes, it is very good product, but it has to grow a little. Messing up happens when you have different login forms on the same domain. For ex. http://www.domain.com/admin and http://www.domain.com/site . But it is still very usefull and comfortable, even with this kind of problems.