LastPass Firefox Plugin 4.9.0 Changelog

LastPass has released an updated version of its Firefox plugin, 4.9.0, which brings several changes and bug fixes to improve the user experience. In this changelog, we'll walk you through all the key updates.

Firstly, customers who mistyped their account recovery key were previously not getting a correct error message. This issue has now been resolved.

Additionally, some changes weren't saving when admins made multiple changes to a login. This problem has also been fixed in the latest update.

The Prohibit sharing feature is no longer disabled when turning it on, and administrators can now hide brand icons that appear next to logins in the Dashlane app for their team.

Several other issues have been addressed as well. For example, customers were unable to delete shared items from their vault, and some users had trouble accessing item details for shared items.

The Explore the Authenticator page was also not functioning correctly in the macOS app. However, these problems are now resolved with the latest update.

Some minor bugs were fixed as well. For instance, when adding an item with limited rights to a shared Collection, it appeared to be added successfully but wasn't actually added. This issue has been corrected.

Another bug fix was related to Collections being duplicated when imported. This problem is no longer present in version 4.9.0 of the LastPass Firefox plugin.

The Share button's tooltip now correctly displays 'Manager role required' instead of 'Sharing is disabled', and the messaging for when someone can't share a Collection because they have the Editor role has been improved.

In addition, defaulting to the Logins tab on an individual Collection page when a Collection has both logins and Secure Notes has been implemented. Collections were not previously showing in the menu when editing an existing login, but this is now fixed.

Finally, some users were experiencing an error of SESSION_ALREADY_OPENED after being logged in for an extended period of time. This issue has also been resolved.

LastPass has also made improvements to default Secure Notes formatting and fixed a problem where the extension was loading correctly but getting stuck in its loading state during authentication.

Furthermore, PIN unlock is now supported in this version of the LastPass Firefox plugin. This allows users to create a device-specific PIN for secure and easy access to the web app and extension.

Overall, the latest update from LastPass aims to provide a better user experience by addressing several issues and improving functionality.

Lastpass firefox plugin 4.9.0 changelog