Unrequested Password

[LPWizard]

Hi ,

during the last two days I'm prompted by the Firefox AddOn asking to save passwords of never actually visited sites,

yesterday ssaasexch.com and today iubenda.com.

The requests comes visiting different sites so it is not related to a single website.

Any idea what this can be related to?

Thanks

LPW

[histrion]

Same. iubenda.com appears to be some sort of regs (e.g., GPDR) compliance monitoring solution, and they're somehow triggering the "Add toLastPass?" prompt on a number of sites I frequent. Telling it "Never save this site" doesn't appear to have any effect.

Firefox 107.0 (build 20221110173214) with LastPass extension v4.102.1.8, Linux 6.0.6-76060006-generic.

[histrion · Accepted solution]

FYI, the very helpful LastPass support rep I just spoke to suggested I disable the "Use improved save and fill" feature under "Advanced Options" in LastPass, and that appears to have resolved the issue for now. Don't know what I'm losing with that disabled, but if it gets rid of the pesky prompt, I'll take it.

I also tried add the iubenda.com domain to the "Never URLs" list in LastPass, but that DID NOT fix the issue, which is extremely frustrating. Could be iubenda's doing something weird -- like using a password input to hold a value -- but this also definitely indicates a bug with the LastPass Firefox extension; I was not able to recreate the problem in Chrome.

[AshC]

@histrion Thank you for closing the loop here.

We continue to work on improving the new Save and Fill functionality, so you can expect a better experience in the future.

[easypeasy2]

Nor does it happen in Opera. Only in FF 107.0.1

[benblandx]

FYI I have just started getting the same thing, but it's not even on other websites, it's on Google search results pages. It has happened before, a few weeks ago,  but went away without me doing anything. Now the issue has returned.

For me, it's iubenda.com that pops up. I'm using Chrome Version 111.0.5563.146 (Official Build) (arm64) on Mac OS 12.4 (Monterrey) on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, M1, 2020)