Not only LastPass, other add-ons like Adblock Plus have also been disabled and aren’t working. There’s a certificate issue in Firefox that’s causing add-ons to stop working and add-on installs to fail. Meanwhile, Firefox is telling the affected LastPass users to wait until they fix this up: We will update as soon as we have more information. Regarding the add-ons getting disabled, Mozilla has informed their users they are looking int the issue: Same thing just happened to me this afternoon firefox disabled lastpass, and when I tried to re-download I instantly got a “Download failed” messageĪnd here’s a selection of some of the recent tweets from among the long string of endless user reports posted by those affected on Twitter:Ĭoming to what is causing this issue, it’s an expired Firefox certification that has caused the situation – a problem that is already being highlighted by mainstream tech media. I can’t reinstall either as it tells me the add-in is corrupt. It disables lastpass and I can’t reenable. In the middle of a session, firefox gives me a popup that I am running unsecure addins. Here’s how some of the affected users word the issue across LastPass forums: Here’s a user-shared image of the error notification that pops up on trying to login to LastPass by using the extension through FireFox: Of late, a lot of LastPass users are routing to social media platforms chiming they aren’t able to use LastPass extension on Firefox as they get a notification the extension has been disabled as it doesn’t meet the current Firefox standards. Incoming are reports regarding an issue that affects LastPass extension. The service also facilitates Web browser extension, that is, one can download and install LastPass as an add-on for the Web browser.

LastPass, as most of you may know, is quite a popular free password manager-cum-generator that stores encrypted passwords online in a secure vault. There are new updates that have been added at the bottom of the story…

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