LastPass
LastPass is a cloud-based password manager and digital vault for macOS and other platforms. It securely stores and autofills login credentials, payment information, and secure notes across web browsers and applications. LastPass syncs passwords across devices, generates strong passwords, monitors for breached credentials, and provides emergency access features. It is widely used by individuals and businesses to centralise password management and reduce the burden of remembering multiple credentials.
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1 suggestionLastPass began shifting away from a native Mac app in 2020, moving users toward a browser-based experience. The native macOS desktop app bundled with the bundle ID you identified (com.lastpass.LastPass) is Intel-only and will not work on macOS 28 (September 2028) when Apple removes Rosetta 2. However, LastPass for Safari — the company's preferred access point on macOS — is confirmed to have a native Apple Silicon build as of late 2024, as verified by architecture analysis of the current public release. If you currently use the Intel-only LastPass app, the recommended path forward is to migrate to LastPass for Safari, which runs natively and is available as a free Safari extension from the Mac App Store. You can export your vault from the old app and import it into the Safari extension to preserve all your passwords and notes. Alternatively, you can access your vault through LastPass.com in any modern web browser, which runs natively on all Macs. This transition also aligns with LastPass's strategic direction — the company no longer actively maintains the standalone macOS client and has consolidated its efforts on the browser-centric model.
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