Settings option to enable PIN use browser extensions

[NowhereFast]

I use the browser extension at work on my employer owned computer. The machine is dedicated to me and only I can use it via MS Windows login, but I have no idea what the capabilities of our IT department is to login and thus have access to my passwords. So basically trust is medium here but I'd like to be able to enable a PIN requirement to fill any passwords. 

[libove]

Although for a different purpose, also a solution could be enabling "locking" the logged-in LastPass web browser extension as this idea proposes, and being able to "unlock" by tapping a Yubikey. My idea, based on usability needs for disabled/ mobility challenged users:

https://community.logmein.com/t5/LastPass-Feature-Suggestions/desktop-web-browser-plugins-Lock-with-...

[GlennD]

LastPass already has a Master Password reprompt setting https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/require-a-password-re-prompt-lp020009 Also the browser extensions can be set to sign out automatically based on differnt rules you select.

[libove]

@GlennD  You miss the point. Of course we can log out, but then we have to type OurLongAndComplexPasswords which is overkill and harder-than-necessary to use. The original poster is correct to suggest that LastPass in-browser on-desktop should have an easier unlock (as the mobile apps do, in their case with PIN) - we should be able to lock (not logout) of LastPass on the desktop/in-desktop-browser, and then unlock in a more convenient and efficient manner such as swiping a Yubikey, or tapping a fingerprint, or typing a PIN.