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My individual passwords all revert to my master password.

cosafe1

I want to see my individual passwords to update my other devices.

Every time I try to open the "eye" icon to see a password, it automatically inserts my master password instead so that I cannot see what my individual password for each app is.

This happened automatically several months ago. I don't remember changing any settings.

How can I make this stop?

I want to see each individual password for all my sites and not have my master password inserted.

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dac504

this happens to me as well and I do not appreciate it either. What can be done to corredt this?

cosafe1

I was able to find my individual password for my gmail account in my google password manager and copy it into my LastPass password manager. Now it caused a BIGGER PROBLEM. Now my master password will not log me into my LastPass account.

I now get an error message: to check my inbox fo an email from LastPass: or to Review my login info and try again.

So, trying my login info doesn't work so I checked my email and verified it was me and not some hacker trying to get into my LastPass account. Then it asked me to go into my authenticator app to verify it's me, so I did that.

Now I went into my LastPass password again - and, get this, it still automatically inserts my master password for my gmail account, so ... it's messed up still!

What can we do?? ??

jepenny

In almost all cases, the user's master password was inadvertently saved to their browser's internal password manager. Check that list and delete anything related to LastPass.