Very few people know the fact that LastPass comes with an Android keyboard using which one can auto-fill login credentials and forms using the button provided on the keyboard. However, if you are not looking for features like fill form and password generation, there are still two ways in which you can use LastPass on Chrome and other such browsers for Android. You cannot compare LastPass browser with Chrome and Firefox but if you want almost all the functionalities of LastPass desktop on your smartphone, it’s your best shot.

One can also fill forms and generate a new password while creating a new account from the browser as well.

When you browse using the LastPass browser you can simply tap the auto-fill button from the menu and use your stored user credentials to log in. The most straightforward way to use LastPass on Android is to use the built-in browser that comes bundled with the app. Just provide your university email in the promotion page and follow the on-screen instructions. Today I will show you how you can use LastPass seamlessly on your AndroidĬool Tip: If you are a university student with a valid university email access you can grab a 6 month free access to LastPass premium services. If you have a LastPass premium account, you can use it on your Android smartphone but unlike a desktop browser it does not integrate with Android as a plugin (with exception to Dolphin HD browser). However the case was quite different on LastPass for Android. WithĪnd browser extensions, LastPass makes sure that I have a leave all my username and password worries to it and focus on my browsing. It’s been almost more than 4 years of using LastPass and never once have I been disappointed.

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