Nowadays between client accounts and personal accounts, there are dozens of log-in credentials that I have to keep track of, and they always seem to be saved in different places. With LastPass the only password you’ll ever have to remember again is the one for your LastPass account. It saves all of your passwords and gives you safe and secure access to your information from all of your devices. LastPass is an award-winning Google Chrome extension that acts as a password manager. This is fine for me since I'll just set it up on both machines, but it seems to be syncing the non-binary version (which isn't installed).These days it’s hard to remember what you had for lunch yesterday, never mind the username and password from the last time you logged into your medical insurance website! What is the best way to keep all this personal data at your fingertips, but also keep it safe and secure? Adding an extension to your Google Chrome Browser, such as LastPass, is one of the best password manager’s out there. I have already tried to contact LastPass about this, but they feign ignorance on it working across Chrome sync only saying that it doesn't sync the extension across Chrome sync. However, the first Chrome start-up after doesn't load the binary version and won't log into my htauth logins, and THEN brings up the dialogue to install the binary version. The first time I install it on both machines it works just fine and will auto-fill my htauth logins.

The binary version of the extension won't transfer across Chrome Sync so I have to explicitly install it across both machines.

The binary version allows you to autofill htauth logins plus a few other features.

I use LastPass as my password manager (it's already paid for this year so no alternatives suggestions, please).

I use Chrome Sync regularly across two machines.

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