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High CPU usage on Edge and Chrome on Windows 11 or Mac OS

cubano100pct

Using the browser Task Manager CPU usage is high for the Lastpass Extension

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LastPass Support

Thanks for your patience, everyone.

Please perform a full re-install of the LastPass app to receive version 4.139.3, then log back into your account.

The temporary fix may not show the performance improvement right away, but take several minutes for the background actions to level out.Please let us know if the high CPU behavior persists after 10+ minutes using LastPass version 4.139.3.

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jepenny

They are working on it. See previous post which lists instructions on how to send logs if you want to help them troubleshoot.

https://support.lastpass.com/s/question/0D5TP00000ADa3e0AD/lastpass-free-password-manager-41280-causes-huge-cpu-load-tested-in-google-chrome-and-vivaldi-browsers-version-41260-did-not-cause-any-problems

simu

Problem is not solved yet. And still no reply..

toma

Seems like the extension is still using a high amount of CPU in Edge

dustin.brooks

Same.

Derrel

I am now having this problem - Version4.139.0 in Edge and Chrome in Windows 11. I have uninstalled the extension and reinstalled, and no effect. I have had to disable both extensions, which inhales vigorously.

LastPass Support

Thanks for your patience, everyone.

Please perform a full re-install of the LastPass app to receive version 4.139.3, then log back into your account.

The temporary fix may not show the performance improvement right away, but take several minutes for the background actions to level out.Please let us know if the high CPU behavior persists after 10+ minutes using LastPass version 4.139.3.