Let’s look at the first action of this action set: Start LastApp for Applications. Which means that it will stop after one of the actions has launched successfully. Its ‘Process’ setting has been set to ‘Stop at first effective action’. This Launch package has one action set called ‘Launch’. Let’s look at how we can simplify this in just one ‘Smart icon’ for LastPass: I presume it has been replaced by the Microsoft Store app ‘LastPass for Windows Desktop’. It has been removed from the download page since. It seems that LastPass deprecated this one after releasing version 4.36.1. LastPass also has LastPass for Applications which is a Windows desktop app (Win32 app) that can be used to store and access the contents of your LastPass Vault. LastPass has different Business plans supporting centralized IT control, which gives control over user access, authentication and password behavior with over 100 configurable policies to and improve security.īesides browser plugins, to simply fetching and storing passwords in your vault from within your browser, Lastpass has published LastPass for Windows Desktop in the Microsoft Store: You can just use your favorite browser to login to with a super strong master password, optionally using 2FA, and you’re able to access your passwords from within the LastPass password manager vault. Which means you don’t need to install an application to use LastPass. Supporting Windows, Mac, iOS and Android.
LastPass, from an application point of view, is all browser extension based. And in Part 3 I will discuss the LastPass MSI setup which is available in the Liquit Setup Store and in the Lastpass Admin Console for Enterprise users only. Part 2 of this blog will contain a PowerShell script to create this Lastpass Launch package.
In this weeks blog the focus will be on a Launch package for Lastpass. In this blog I will discuss a password manager for which we regularly get questions about how to use it with Liquit Workspace and Liquit Release & Patch Management: LastPass. When Single Sign-On (SSO) is not an option, a password manager is what most organizations opt for when dealing securely with passwords across the organization.
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