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Two-step verification

Eric Schwab

Is there a easier way to type your verification codes? Something like what Google has one tap and done? It's a pain to open Lastpass type your information in then open another app to get the code then back to Lastpass. Also you can only remember a device or browser for 30 days. I know this is a minor inconvenience but for a program that saves you time I think they should have something better.

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glenn.dobson

Hi@"cuse165"

You can use push notifications with our authenticator app.

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glenn.dobson

Hi@"cuse165"

You can use push notifications with our authenticator app.

Eric Schwab

I just say that. Thank you for the help. The push notifications will only work with Lastpass and not other accounts right?

rachael.orovets

Per the article linked above, LastPass Authenticator Push notifications are supported on these sites:

Amazon.com (excludes AWS)
Google.com
Dropbox.com
Facebook.com
Evernote.com

Note:LastPass push notifications for the sites listed above are web browser-specific. This means you will need to re-enable push notifications each time you log in to these sites when using different web browsers.