Subject Notes

oiomom.com

Read some posts here and got useful info.... Great.

On the issue of notes for 1] Is it possible to drag / drop notes / files to the notes section of LastPass.

For 2] Dam passwords, but you all know that allready~ My question, every time I need to reset a password My vault seems to make a duplicate... is that right?

For 3] Dam passwords, may not be best practice BUT~ since only ever me at computer and keystrokes recording very difficult if not impossible... do you see any reason I just can't use the same password for all my sites?

Regards

xits Tongue

rachael.orovets

Hello,

It is not currently possible to drag/drop notes or files to the Secure Notes in LastPass (or in the Notes section of a saved item), to add an attachment to a secure note you would need to upload the file following this guide:https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/manage-your-secure-notes-lp050001#Attachments

When you update a password for a site, you should see a popup from LastPass in your browser asking if you'd like to update that password entry in your Vault, and not create a duplicate entry. If you are seeing duplicate entries, we would recommend deleting any entries for that site and re-adding using the Save All Entered Data method as explained here (under the "Save a password manually" header):https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/add-a-new-site-lp010005

Finally, from a security prospective is not recommended to ever use the same password for all sites and instead use unique passwords for all sites, which is where LastPass helps to save all of your unique passwords without needing to memorize them.

First, if any of your accounts are compromised, all accounts are vulnerable. If someoneis able to get your password for one account, they could then use that password to gain access toall your accounts.Second, by using the same password everywhere, there are that many opportunities for your single password to be discovered. Even if service A, B, and C, all have perfect security, if you use the same password at all of them, as well as service D, which has poor security, your password for all has been discovered. Here's a third-party site I found which explains why this isn't a good idea in more detail:https://askleo.com/cant-just-use-one-password-everywhere/