We’ll update this post whenever things are fixed.The update now also brings biometric authentication to PCs that support the function. Currently, LastPass is just waiting on Google’s approval.

There’s no timeline currently for when the extension will return to the store, but a LastPass support page is offering live updates of progress on restoring the extension. Thank you for your understanding and patience in the meantime. You can still access your Vault by signing in on our website. The LastPass extension in the Chrome Web Store was accidentally removed by us and we are working with the Google team to restore it ASAP. This only affects those who are trying to install the extension for the first time, as until things are patched up, links to the extension’s store page still lead to a 404 error. If you already had the LastPass extension installed, it shouldn’t have disappeared as a result of this accidental removal. All decryption takes place on the user’s end. No data was leaked as LastPass was quick to respond and confirm that this issue doesn’t affect the encryption of passwords at all. We’re not sure how this happened, and LastPass isn’t offering up any details, but the company says it’s working with Google to resolve things. Rest assured, though, the extension should be restored any time now.Įxplained on Twitter (via ReviewGeek), LastPass somehow removed its own extension from the Chrome Web Store by accident earlier this week. LastPass is my password manager of choice, and recently, the company caused some confusion by accidentally deleting its Chrome extension.

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