Software Update: LastPass 3.1.92

A new version of LastPass has been released. LastPass is a password manager that makes it easy to log in to various websites. The program is available as a plug-in for the more well-known web browsers on Windows, Linux and OS X, and can also be used to generate hard-to-guess passwords. If you’re on a “foreign” computer, you can always access your passwords through the LastPass website. A premium account, which costs a dollar a month, offers additional functionality and also provides access to a version that can be installed on a mobile device. Since version 3.1.74 / 3.1.75, the following changes and improvements have been made:

Changes in version 3.1.92 – IE/Firefox

• New: Local vault UI/UX cleanup in IE.
• New: Display attachment names.
• New: Stability improvements.
• New: Improved getting started screen.
• New: Option to control matching sites badge number in Firefox.
• Improved: Obscure passwords in secure note templates in IE.
• Improved: Memory impact when navigating browser significantly better.
• Improved: Never URL handling of sites with frames.
• Fixed: Filling on webex.com, streetscape.com
• Fixed: Rename and delete of subfolders in Shared Folders.
• Fixed: Respect never autofill setting for basic auth sites.
• Fixed: Prevent logout in Firefox during login if reusing master password.
• Fixed: Delete formfill in Firefox.
• Fixed: Numerous smaller bug fixes and improvements.

Changes in version 3.1.90/3.1.91 – Chrome/Safari

• New: Detect if CSP blocks our field icon popup.
• Improved: Field icon popup placement on sites with framesets.
• Fixed: launch site edge cases.
• Fixed: saving and filling on streetscape.com.
• Fixed: Prevent rendering anomalies on certain sites.

Changes in version 3.1.88/3.1.89 – Safari/Chrome

• New: Show button to automatically change password for weak/duplicate sites.
• New: Automatically change password for sites in Shared Folders.
• Fixed: Password prompt loop issue.
• Fixed: Edit password protected applications.