Do you have a bad memory and can’t remember your passwords? Don’t you think Firefox is safe enough to store this kind of information?

These are some of the reasons why more and more Firefox users are choosing to install the LastPass extension in their browser. The LastPass extension offers a bit more security than the default password manager and allows you to bring your passwords to sites that use them.

LastPass stores your passwords on our own servers, pre-encrypting them on your Mac, so they can’t be viewed anywhere else until we give them the proper permission. This privilege is granted by one password, and this password is the key to access all other passwords.

Another benefit of LastPass is that you can create highly secure passwords that you won’t have to remember, as they will automatically fill in the corresponding places when you give them the proper permissions.

You can import all the passwords saved in Firefox so you don’t have to reset them when you start using the program.

Additionally, each site can be configured and managed so that each site is automatically identified each time you visit it.