If you are on a site that has login credentials, those will appear at the top of your extension drop down – like in the image below. The other big improvement in the new LastPass is to the browser extension. We’ve always let you store non-password items in LastPass through our Secure Notes feature, and now the new LastPass brings them into view wherever you need them, too. When you click the payment section, simply select the payment card you’d like to use from the drop down and LastPass will fill it for you. Simply select your address to fill in those fields. When you click on the in-field icon in the address field, LastPass will provide a drop down with your address and other form fill options. For example, if you’re shopping online, you will need to fill in your address and payment information. The biggest change is that you’re in control of which data we fill on the page for you. Īll of your items are also available from the in-field menus and the LastPass extension. Simply add items to your vault and once you hit save, they are ready to be filled all over the web and on mobile. J ust as your passwords can be filled in for you, so can many items in your vault. S ince many of your sa ved items will behave like passwords, the experience of using this new functionality will be very familiar to you. You can learn more about navigating your vault here. Instead of one category for Secure Notes, we now have each type of note broken into its own category – making them easy for you to find and edit. The biggest visual change you’ll notice is on the left-hand side of your vault. With the new LastPass design all of your information – not just passwords – is easier to use and share with others. To learn about sharing passwords, notes, and folders in LastPass, start with the LastPass instructions.LastPass is known for saving and filling your passwords, but we also want users to take advantage of saving and filling other essential information like payment cards, addresses and more. Once the family member accepts the invitation, they will be able to manage and share passwords to more than one email address. If this individual does not already have a LastPass account, they will receive instructions on creating one. Log in to your personal LastPass account and access your vault by doing either of the following:Ĭlick Manage Family in the left navigation.Ĭlick Add Family Member in the top navigation (you may need to log in again).Įnter the email address, first name, and last name of the Family Member you want to add.Ĭlick Add Family Member to send an email invitation to the Family Member. To add individuals to your LastPass Families account:
Once you have activated your Families account, you will become the "family manager" in LastPass. (You will need to provide your personal LastPass account-or create one-to claim the benefit.) You will receive an email with an activation link to complete the process.įor detailed instructions from LastPass, read the "Using LastPass Families" documenation at LastPass. Go to and log in with your email address and master password.Ĭlick Account Benefits in the left-hand navigation.Ĭlick Activate LastPass Families for Free.įollow the instructions that follow. In your web browser toolbar, click the LastPass icon and select Open My Vault.
Log in to LastPass with your Cornell account and access your vault by doing either of the following:
Since this is a benefit of your Cornell affiliation, you will need to link your personal LastPass account to your Cornell LastPass account.
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(LastPass Families is otherwise a for-fee service.) The LastPass Families license is granted to your personal account, not to your Cornell account, and personal data is not shared with Cornell. Read more about the protections and benefits LastPass offers at our LastPass overview.įirst activate your LastPass Families as a Benefit Account. LastPass Families allows Cornell LastPass users to extend the same benefits and protections to up to five additional family members or friends for free.
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