Notably, LastPass’ new feature does not appear to work with Microsoft accounts.
In my tests, Auto-Password Change worked with a wide range of accounts including Amazon, Dropbox, Facebook, GitHub, Google, Reddit, Spotify, and Yahoo.
LastPass says all changed passwords are created on your device and do not go up to the LastPass servers before being encrypted. But as any long-time LastPass user will tell you, the true magic starts happening when you use the LastPass password generator. The whole process takes just a few seconds, and you can even watch it happening in the new browser tab. When you’re getting started with a password manager, the first step is adding your accounts and passwords so they’re organized in one safe place. In the tab that opens, click the Change Password Automatically button under the password field.Then you have to click Change Password Now in the new window that opens to authorize LastPass to open a new browser tab, log in to your account, and change your password. LastPass needs to login to a site for you to get the job done. Then press the pencil (edit) icon for the account you want to change. To change your passwords automatically with Auto-Password Change you have to open your LastPass Vault by click on the extension’s icon in your browser. LastPass can automatically change your password on about 75 websites.
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