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How to get LastPass credit card to show up instead of Google Pay (Win10)

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This is for Win10 using Chrome. I have Google Pay enabled and cannot turn it off because it is necessary to pay for certain Google services, but I only have one CC stored there; I have many more stored in LP. When I am trying to enter CC information on some website Google Pay seems to take over the input field and I can't get LP to take over which is what I want to do because I want to use one of those other CCS. This is the case whether I have "Improved save and fill" on or off.

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rebecca.stone

Hi david07666, thanks for the feedback!

It sounds like Google Pay is being prioritized over LastPass autofill for some of your sites. Google doesn't currently offer a method to prioritize LastPass for specific sites. Looking at Google's documentation, it looks like there is an option to disable autofill while keeping your credit card saved in your Google account. Perhaps that would work for your use case?

The Google instructions can be found here:https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/142893?hl=en&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop

Let me know if this helps!

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admin

Thanks, Rebecca. I thought I was very familiar with those Auto fill settings but never noticed there was a switch for turning if off for credit cards, which I did. Thank you.

But now I see that LP doesn't even recognize the field (this is for homedepot.com) whether "improved save and fill" is turned on or off!

rebecca.stone

Hi david07666, thanks for the feedback!

It sounds like Google Pay is being prioritized over LastPass autofill for some of your sites. Google doesn't currently offer a method to prioritize LastPass for specific sites. Looking at Google's documentation, it looks like there is an option to disable autofill while keeping your credit card saved in your Google account. Perhaps that would work for your use case?