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Security Challenge

Launch the LastPass Security Challenge to see how secure your login data is! The Security Challenge analyzes the information stored in your LastPass Vault, ranks your security on a scale of 0 to 100, and compares you to other LastPass users who have taken the challenge. LastPass will also suggest ways you can improve your security.

Idamo

You can accordion-item between Idamo here, or add a new one.

Open Favorites

This quick link option will open all ‘Favorites’ entries in separate tabs in your browser.

Debug Console

Opens the debug console. Useful when seeing issues and working with the support team.

About LastPass

Gives you information about the plugin you are currently logged into, including the version and build date.

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Brings up a submenu of the below features:

Refresh Sites

If you have edited site information or otherwise notice that LastPass is delaying in processing a change, click ‘Refresh Sites’ to force LastPass to process any changes. If your favicons have defaulted to a blank page image, or if your Group names appear as random characters, the ‘Refresh Sites’ function may resolve these issues.

Clear Local Cache

If you are using the plugin to access your LastPass account, encrypted data is stored on that computer. Select ‘Clear Local Cache’ to remove any files that have been stored during your session. We recommend this when you’re using a public or friend’s computer.

My Account

Brings you to https://lastpass.com/my.php, gives details on your account and support requests.

Other Sessions

Allows you to view all devices and IP addresses where you accessed your LastPass account. If you happened to leave an account open on another device or are unsure whether you did so, you can go to ‘Other Sessions’ and select ‘Kill Checked Sessions’ or ‘Kill All But Current Session’ to log yourself out.

Import From

If you were using a password manager prior to using LastPass, you can use the ‘Import‘ function to transfer the data to LastPass.

Export To

We want you to feel that you have control over your data at all times, so we have created several options for backing up and storing your data. Sibẹsibẹ, you will always have access to the data stored in your local LastPass Vault, even in offline mode.

There are currently several ways to export your data, although your options will vary between browsers.

1. LastPass can export into a CSV (comma separated values) file, which will send your stored data into an Excel-like spreadsheet. It is not recommended that you use this to backup your data since it is not encrypted (and LastPass keeps external backups of your encrypted data).

2. If you are a Firefox user, you can export your sites back into the built-in browser password manager.

3. One final option is to export to a ‘LastPass Encrypted File’. You can then import this data into LastPass apo to view your data. This file can be saved locally or on a USB Drive with the Pocket executable.

Check your browser’s ‘Export To’ submenu in the Tools menu to see available options.

4. Exporting from your Online Vault at https://lastpass.com/ will cause your browser to open a tab and display your data in plain text. This information is not stored in your browser’s cache. Copy and paste this data to a plain text document and save the document.

**Please note that exporting attachments is not supported. Please back up any Secure Note attachments separately.

Print

LastPass provides you several ways for you to back up or store your data, one of which is printing.

Only the accounts in the current Identity will be printed, so you must be in the ‘All’ Identity to print all stored data.

To begin, click on the LastPass Icon -> ‘More Options’ -> select ‘Print’

If you are an Internet Explorer user, begin by Clicking on the LastPass Icon -> ‘Tools’ -> select ‘Print’

Under the Print menu, you can choose to print either your Sites or your Secure Notes.

After selecting either Sites or Secure Notes, LastPass will launch the Print window, where you can sort by column in ascending and descending order by clicking the column header:

Add Site

Although we recommend that you add a site by logging in as usual and saving the entry when prompted by LastPass, the ‘Add Site’ function in the Tools menu also allows you to manually store login data for a site.

Save All Entered Data

For sites that LastPass is having difficulty saving, use this function to force-save the data on the fields.

Add Secure Note

A Secure Note can be added from the Tools menu, in addition to adding a Secure Note by clicking on the LastPass Icon, selecting ‘Secure Notes’, and clicking ‘Add Secure Note’.