Of these two options, your browser may be the most convenient, but is it safe to store passwords in Chrome or other browsers like Firefox and Safari? If you do not want the gray infield auto-fill LastPass icon to appear in your login fields, you can disable it within your LastPass browser extension Preferences to remove it for all sites, or add a site as a Never URL so that the icon does not appear for specific sites.To keep all your online information secure, you should have a unique password for every account, but who can remember that many phrases or random combinations of letters, numbers, and special characters? No one, which is why people either reuse the same two passwords (increasing the odds of getting hacked) or they use their browser or a stand-alone password manager. Prevent the in-field icon from appearing for specific site passwords

Select Advanced Settings and enable the checkbox(es) for additional security settings of Autologin and/or Disable AutoFill.

Select a folder to store your password in.

Enter the URL of the site, and all other information you want to store.

Select Passwords in the navigation pane.

In your web browser toolbar, click the LastPass icon and select Open My Vault.

If desired, enter more information and specify your desired settings for the item.

Click the LastPass icon, then go to Add item > Save All Entered Data at the bottom of the menu.

If desired, you can click the Generate Password icon in the Password field.

Fill in your login data but do not log in.

Enter your email address then click Log in.

When the Add to LastPass? window appears, click Add.Enter your username and password for the site and proceed to log in.Enter your email address and master password, then click Log In.

In your web browser toolbar, click the inactive (grey or black) LastPass icon.You can add a new username and password while logging into a website automatically, saving manually, or adding directly within your vault.

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