When the Extensions page opens, locate the LastPass extension and check if it is disabled. Then, navigate to More tools > Extensions.
Launch the Chrome browser, click Customise and control Google Chrome (visible as 3 vertical dots). It might be possible that you have disabled the LastPass extension by mistake. The extensions that you turn off in Chrome will not work until you turn on them again. You can use this feature to disable the extensions instead of removing them from Chrome. 1] Check if the extension has been disabledĬhrome lets users disable or turn off an extension that they do not want to use. Using any of these above fixes will help you get back to the things you love most. Remove and install the extension again.Turn off and turn on the LastPass extension.Check if the extension has been disabled.If rebooting the computer does not help, you can proceed ahead. But, before you proceed, we suggest you restart your computer, as rebooting the system has worked for many users. If the LastPass Chrome extension is not working on your system, the solutions provided below will help you resolve the issue. LastPass works as an auto-pilot for all your passwords over the browser. Here’s what you can do if you find that your LastPass Chrome extension is not working. It manages your login credentials and keeps all important information in a safe and secure vault but there can be occasions where it may fail to work. The workaround for that is to login at, which should auth your browser app, too.Password managers like LastPass save you from the hassle of remembering passwords. There is no discernable action when you click "Login" and the multifactor authentication comes 12 minutes later. Login via clicking on the toolbar icon, with the small overlay window has an extreme delay. In the latest build(s) the problems are more substantial. And I do not want to use the workaround of setting it back to v3.0 … I suspect I'm not one of a few, and there is a decent amount of overlap between Power Users that use Vivaldi, and LastPass users. If this is the case, I would REALLY like this addressed. We will need to wait for an (ugly, i suppose) hack from the Vivaldi developers, OR LastPass to develop a Vivaldi plugin….Īll "chrome-extension" calls, should be redirected to "vivaldi-extension", or else chrome-extension as a protocol, should be supported in Vivaldi. Problem is that the extension is written for chrome, so LastPass spawn the page we want, at URLs looking like this:Ĭhrome-extension://hdokiejnpimakedhajhdlcegeplioahd/tabDialog.html?dialog=siteĪnd that first part is not excactly correct Changing it to the correct prefix, does not help, as thats a webrequest initiated by the user, and the lastpass addon does not know what to do with that either (the context is missing)
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