Currently, when a user is added to a group that includes hundreds of shared folders, all these shared folders are downloaded by default. This drastically slows down all use of LastPass for that user. The only current remedy is for each user to select "Stop downloading folder" on each of the hundreds of folders they don't need. It would be a great enhancement if it were possible for the user or Admin to set some groups as "Do not auto download" and allow users to cherry-pick the specific folders that they need as they need them. Thank you!   ... View more

When I put an item in a shared folder, the item is removed from my detailed folder - for instance, if I share my Best Western login/password item it is moved to the shared folder and no longer resides in the Travel folder.   I wish it would remain in my folder and had an icon that said "shared" instead.  The shared folder gets clunky by not being sorted and also if I am looking at my travel folder, Best Western is no longer there!     ... View more

As a Family Manager, I frequently need to share an item with my husband and one or both kids and sometimes one or both of my parents as well. I can use the easy drop-down one-click select for the first, but then have to type in all the remaining email addresses. I'd really love to be able to just select all the family members I want to share with at once! ... View more

From : How do I restrict user or group access for shared folders? - LastPass Support (logmeininc.com)   In the Action column, click the Edit icon   next to your desired user, then choose from the following options: Select Unavailable Items (Opt-out) – Click and drag items from the "Available Items" column into the "Unavailable Items" column to prevent your user or group from accessing those selected items. If a new item is added to the shared folder, it will become immediately available to all members until you move it to the "Unavailable" column to restrict their access to it. Select Available Items (Opt-in) – Check the box to enable the Add Available only (always add new items as Unavailable) option to reverse the columns, then click and drag items from the "Unavailable Items" column to the "Available Items" column to only allow your user or group to access those selected items. If a new item is added to the shared folder, it will immediately be added to the "Unavailable Items" column and your user or group will be unable to access the item until you move it to the "Available Items" column to allow access to it.   PROBLEM: This is an aggressively bad way to manage permissions of shared subfolders. At the moment the permissions for subfolders of a shared folder are set by, and inherited from the root shared folder. This is fantastic as a default behaviour but there is no ability to change the permissions of said Subfolders. The options above are beyond unfriendly to Admins.    As an example:  I have a shared folder,  "Shared-Service" with 4 Subfolders. 2  Subfolders are for customer environment logins, and 2 Subfolders are for Administrative Tools.    Shared-Service (Permissions = IT, Developers, Support)      Customer Environment 1 (Inherited Permissions IT, Dev, Sup)           Item 1           Item 2           Item 3      Customer Environment 2 (Inherited Permissions IT, Dev, Sup)           Item 1           Item 2           Item 3      Admin Items 1 (Inherited Permissions IT, Dev, Sup)           Item 1           Item 2           Item 3      Admin Items 2 (Inherited Permissions IT, Dev, Sup)           Item 1           Item 2           Item 3   Let's say I wanted to remove the permissions for the Support User Group to access the folders Admin Items 1 and remove Support and Developers from Admin Items 2.....because I do want to do this. Using the available 'OpTIoNS' I can either :   Use the horribly named 'Add Available only (always add new items as Unavailable)' checkbox. Using this means that every time a new item is added to ANY of the subfolders an Admin now needs to go in and manually click and drag items 'Available Items' list for each applicable group. For folders where new items can be added several times a day, this is a living nightmare. Users that need to share logins with their group will have to submit a ticket to IT to have this done, wasting both the User and IT's time. Move the items in Subfolders Admin Items 1 and Admin Items 2 to individual new shared folders in the top level of the LastPass directory. This option is nearly as bad, but in a totally new and fun way.  If I have this issue with several subfolders, and maybe even some of their nested subfolders I will quickly have a metric butt-tonne of shared folders in the top level of the directory. I don't want this. My users don't want this. No one wants this. Babies will cry if I do this. I  will cry if I do this.   Create matching file trees for each group, with only that group having permissions, then duplicate items to the new Per-Group file tree. No.      SOLUTION: Just allow us to manage the permissions on subfolders like you do with the top level shared folders. Enable the same 'Manage Shared Folder' popup window on Shared Subfolders as I would on it's top-level Shared Folder.  Please.  ... View more

A portal that customers can utilize to share passwords with vendors temporarily without having to create a lastpass account. Support native time limits on sharing.  Often times, a password needs created and shared with vendors for setups, or shared just long enough to be copied into their password management tool.  Share the selected item(s) from the LastPass account, share to a portal. Have settings to define how long this link is active.  Send a unique link to this port to the desired recipient. When they try to use the portal, send an OTP to that email. Have an option to verify they have copied the password, or are done with it and end the link early.  If that company has a LassPass account, allow password linking. That way the item can be managed by the owner, and shared to the external entities, and logically managed by each others. Add a badge to show it is shared externally.  ... View more

Hi We should have a checkbox in the share process to allow specific recipient to edit this or not. And we should be able to transfer ownership if we like.  Very bad experience. ... View more

We sometimes need to refer to a shared password in LastPass, to which some group has access. This password is currently referenced in documentation or in communications by describing it or using the name of the entry at the time. However, this name can change, or we can have multiple entries with similar names. It would be helpful if each entry had a unique ID which we could refer to, and if we could use a shareable link to that specific entry so users don't need to hunt for it manually.   So, instead of the workflow: Read docs --> go to LastPass --> search for the entry name from docs --> hope you have the right one --> try to log in --> repeat for other matching entries if login fails The proposed workflow would be: Read docs --> click link --> perform login ... View more

We are a team of IT people who manage passwords for clients. We not only accept shared passwords but also share out passwords externally with our partners.    It becomes a cluttered mess because we can't accept shared passwords into a shared folder, or even a named folder. When sharing out bound, the clients have the same problem.    I know there are products out there like "Passportal" that manages client passwords, but it would be great if LastPass incorporated features better suited for the management of external partner passwords.  ... View more

I ran a test as to see why I might have missed adding people to the folder. I think the challenge is that you have to convert a folder to a shared folder and then you have to go to share settings and add users to the folder. I can see how this step is easily skipped cause the system doesn't prompt you to share it with anyone after you've created a shared folder. Other tools like Google manage sharing seamlessly and it easy to come to expect that of other platforms. ... View more

Feature Request: Update Emergency Access to allow Business Accounts to be listed as Trusted Emergency Contacts.   Use Case: We want to share certain documents/passwords with our Trustee & Estate Planning team if we were to die. We can leave documents like insurance policies, inventories of property, admin passwords to our laptops, lists of subscriptions to cancel with their usernames/passwords, etc for them to manage our estate.   Right now, we are blocked from designating our Trustees as Trusted Contacts in our Emergency Access settings because they use LastPass as a commercial/business account.   ... View more