Change the order of logins

[Django29]

Hello.

How can we change the order of the logins displayed in the Lastpass extension in Firefox ?

When there is more than 2 logins, we have sometimes to scroll down to find the main login.

[Former Member]

Does this help?

https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/how-do-i-change-the-order-of-multiple-logins-for-a-site

[Django29]

Yes, thanks, it works !

[bennnnn]

Is there an updated link for this solution? That link seems to be broken.

[AshC · Accepted solution]

Hi @bennnnn 

This feature was actually depreciated due to the improved save and fill functionality, which should order the logins based on the amount of usage for each one. 

[Django29]

You just have to add a number at the begenning of the name of connexion in Lastpass. For ex. 1-MyFirstSiteID,  2-MySecondSiteID, 3-MyThirdSiteID ....

[tellfile]

With the new changes came some erroneous things to happen like in the Favorites list, I knew right where everything was before with alphabetical order, but with the new disarray, it seems to have slipped some other accounts in the list that wasn't favorites. I have like hundreds of password accounts. The only solution I can see is just do a wildcard search with a few letters that you think is in the account title. That will lessen the haystake dramatically looking for your needle.

[RedJ]

This SO doesn't work well. We should still be able to manually override the order presented. I have a dozen or so Google accounts and the list is definitely not sorted in order of usage. In fact, the most used accounts often appear near the bottom of the list. Lastpass doesn't even prioritize the account that matches the pre-entered email field. 

[todditron]

Agreed. This solution doesn't work at all. Number of times account is used is basically arbitrary

[todditron]

This is really not a good solution.  Many times I just stay logged in with my primary account and then occasionally use a secondary account to login from different browser, but this show the secondary account first because it has more "usage".

In web development scenarios where we have dozens or hundreds of test accounts flying around, this is a real pain