All your sensitive data is encrypted and decrypted locally using a key that is securely saved. Thanks to LastPass, you can login with just one mouse click, generate a strong password for a new site and store notes. Features a no-frills users interface that makes it possible to login on any website with just a couple of mouse clicks But 1Password comes from a Mac base, and is expanding out to other platforms, and Dashlane has done a lot of good work in catching up with and in some cases passing the LastPass apps.LastPass is a powerful and reliable cross-platform password manager that comes with support for multiple operating systems and web browsers. It still does pretty well at supporting the various browsers. It used to be a lot more crisp, you could get it to run anywhere, and fairly quickly in terms of new releases.
They deserve credit for being forthright, and like I said, I got it running under Rosetta 2, but I have, over the years, seen kind of slowing of application support on various (and especially newer) platforms on the part of LastPass. It does seem that LogMeIn/LastPass has no M1 plans: LastPass has been around forever, on Macs you kind of have to also consider 1Password (which is more Mac App like, and has an M1 native app) and DashLane. I guess I should note for completeness, Apple kind of includes a password manager (iCloud Keychain) that got some enhancements in Monterey, so if all you are sharing passwords across is Apple environments (macOS, iOS, iPadOS), you may not really need a standalone password manager, but I have LastPass because I run also on Windows and Linux. I am still early on in my setup and testing, so there may be other things I have missed. I did have to redownload the current version here: It is also a bit on the slow side, and I found it pops the window for 2FA login in under the base screen (focus problem), so you may run into problems logging in.
I have the paid version, LastPass seems to be basically functional, albeit there is no M1 native version, so you need Rosetta 2 (if you have an M1 chip), and it is a bit flakey on macOS 12.0.1:
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