With just one click, it lets you tidy away all your tabs into a single page, freeing up your computer’s memory. You have a load of tabs open in your browser, and it’s slowing your computer down. Whenever you go back to that page, LastPass will automatically fill in the login details for you (or it will log you in automatically).Įquivalent for Mozilla Firefox: LastPass Password Manager #5 OneTab When you save the login details you can also add comments or give the login a special name, and you can organize it in your file system. Here’s how it works: whenever you log in to any service, LastPass asks you if you want it to remember the login details. We don’t need to worry about the other passwords, because LastPass remembers them for us – and it will log us in automatically too. All we need to remember is one password, which gets us into LastPass. But who can remember a load of different passwords? Well, now we don’t have to, because we use a cloud service called LastPass. Yeah, we know that using the same password for everything is risky.