If you're a LastPass user, have you found it's not possible to use in Safari? The extension exists in Safari Preferences but there is nothing visible in the Safari menu bar. Have I done something wrong? Thanks.
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LastPass not working in new Safari?
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I'm a LastPass user and it is showing in the Safari menu bar on my MacBook Pro 2017 running Catalina. My Safari is version 15.0. But I don't know how to help with this issue, sorry.
I just got the new 14inch Mac Book Pro with Monterey installed. I was able to download the Lastpass desktop app but the Lastpass extension does not show up in my Safari 15 extensions in preferences. It could be Monterey or the fact that the Mac is the new M1 systems. Lastpass works fine on Chrome and Firefox. I don't know if Lastpass runs natively on M1 but the last I read, it does not. There are so many variables that I didn't bother with a support effort.
The extension for Safari is no longer supported for Mac OS newer than safari as I understand it. See this link.
support.logmeininc.com
Install and log in to the LastPass for Safari app extension on Mac
Install and log in to the LastPass for Safari app extension to access your LastPass vault from your Mac.
support.logmeininc.com
That says the legacy extension is no longer supported.The extension for Safari is no longer supported for Mac OS newer than safari as I understand it. See this link.
Install and log in to the LastPass for Safari app extension on Mac
Install and log in to the LastPass for Safari app extension to access your LastPass vault from your Mac.
I'm using the regular LastPass Safari extension right now on a fully-updated system and it's working just fine.
Safari version is 15.1 (17612.2.9.1.20).
I am using LastPass on a 14 inch MacBook Pro running Monterey 12.0.1 with no issues.
The installer is at this link https://lastpass.com/misc_download2.php?tab=mac#maclpmacosx
Select the LastPass Mac app. Once you install, run the app and it should prompt you to enable the Safari Extensions.
The installer is at this link https://lastpass.com/misc_download2.php?tab=mac#maclpmacosx
Select the LastPass Mac app. Once you install, run the app and it should prompt you to enable the Safari Extensions.
Yes, but on what hardware? Hardware DOES play a role in all this too, I believe. Intel, Mac M1, Mac M1 Pro/Max?
My 14 inch MacBook Pro is an M1 Pro chip, but I’ve got it running on a 6 core i5 Intel Mac mini and used the same installer.
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