Why is Google Chrome Showing and Saving Passwords?

Question

I shared a folder from my vault with a new employee, initially she tried to use the Last Pass App or Safari (on a Macbook) but no sites from the folder would launch. I suggest she download and use google Chrome. Which she did and it now allows her to launch from the shared folder. However, as soon as she logs in, google comes up and asks if she wants to save the password, AND will show her the password if she clicks on the button within google.

That pretty well defeats the purpose of sending her last pass and having the passwords hidden. Should there not be something in place to ensure that no one can see the passwords when shared through Last Pass?

Also anyone know why the App or Safari wouldn't work at all on a Macbook?

servers · Answer

Hi, same here,

Is there any way to solve this.

I dont want people who I share my passwords no view them, much less to store them.

any suggestions ?

guthey.aditya · Answer

This is exactly the issue I am also experiencing. Such a major security loop hole. Can someone from Lastpass provide an exlanation why shared passwords are being prompted to be saved by the users browser?