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How to list multiple URLs for the same password

asgeist

At my work we have multiple different URLs that all share the same synchronized password. I would like to be able to have a list of URLs that all share a password, without having multiple separate entries. That way, when I'm forced to change my password every 90 days, I don't have to try to remember all the URLs that need changing. Yes, I agree that there are work-arounds. But none that I can think of are as simple as having LastPass accept multiple URLs for a single password entry, and having it automatically detect a match with any of the list within a single entry.

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petezobelmi

From my experience using equivalent domains, it just lets LP recognize which passwords to offer for a site. You won't be able to launch each site, only the one for the password entry you keep.

asgeist

Thank you. But I can't tell from the provided examples: Do I need to delete all but one of the old entries? Or do I just delete the password field within the equivalent entries? If I delete the entire entry, then how would I use LastPass to launch directly to one of the deleted entries?

LastPass Support

Hello @asgeist,

My name is Henry Eduardo and I am happy to assist with your inquiry, and appreciate you contacting LastPass Support!

This is possible by setting those URLs as equivalent domains on the account settings.

Please let me know if this worked or if further assistance is required.

Thank you,

Henry Eduardo | Customer Care

Brian Donaldson

Thanks user above. I agree completely with you . My logic says that I should put equivalent domains directly with the password entry instead of needing to go into a completely different interface that makes it seem more like 1980's coding rather than a user focused interface. With all the security problems with LastPass, this will be another thing that might drive me to 1Password.

lp

The Support video for "Manage Equivalent Domains" is out of date. You can go directly to https://lastpass.com/vault/ and choose Equivalent Domains tab.

M Ritchie

@User16915584683758875600, you mean how most other password managers do it?

@HenryO_LP

LastPass Support

Equivalent domains is not a user friendly solution but LastPass can make a simple change and add a button on the Password item to add rule. And on the bottom of the URL field show what rules are applied to this entry.

Peter Felber

> Equivalent domains is not a user friendly solution

Especially since my equivalent domains is filled with tens of equivalent domains filled by Lastpass (business account), which are irrelevant to me, and there's no filter on the list...

Andrew Sanjanwala

Bitwarden, among other competing solutions, handle this extremely well by affording the user the option of adding as many alternative URIs to a given password as they see fit.