LastPass recommends that customers turn on autofill in their mobile device settings and enable the LastPass iOS Safari extension for the best mobile experience. The offering also removes the back and forth between a website's login page and the LastPass Vault, making the experience now unified directly on the site.
In addition, the new functionality streamlines and improves the overall usability of LastPass for all customers.įurther highlights of the new offering include making filling out a field logging into a website more accessible, such as the ability for a user to generate a new password and add a new site to the vault, and allowing for credit cards and addresses to be filled in from the user's vault. This phased rollout will be replacing LastPass' previous save and fill offering. The company will also expand its save and fill experience to include desktop users later in the year, with the offering intended to be available across other web browsers, including Chrome and Firefox. "Our customers have requested and anticipated a simplified save and fill experience and we're confident the new functionality will improve their experience drastically by having the full power of LastPass on a mobile device, right at their fingertips," LastPass product management vice president Dan DeMichele says. LastPass says the new capability became available once Apple rolled out the necessary technology on the iOS platform to its partners and developers. The offering is available through the iOS Safari extension on iPhones and iPads and allows customers to directly complete an online form and save it to their LastPass vault without needing to retrieve or copy and paste their information from a separate application. LastPass has announced its new save and fill experience, allowing customers to fill in, create and save their credentials directly within the site's form field.
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