LastPass 3.0 Is Here: New Design, New Features

blog.lastpass.com

9 pointschaz4 comments

This was quite an experience for us here at LastPass utilizing multiple UI/UX design firms, splitting them between products and attempting to land new UI/UX experiences all at the same time. If anyone has questions or thoughts on it we're all ears.

This looks great! The Chrome plug-in is much nicer/more modern and the autofill is very nice.

Only thing I noticed so far (and its a bit of a 'nit') is that the icons are not retina/high-res so they look really pixelated on my Macbook Pro Retina...

Still getting used to it. So glad the top bar's gone, it was really starting to affect my web browsing: pages would load faster than the bar, bumping content down when it arrived after I'd started reading, etc. Glad to see fewer um, 2006 design elements. :)

The one feature I was waiting for:

* support for dynamic JavaScript single-page apps (Backbone.js, Angular.js, etc)

Thanks for fixing it!

Reply on news.ycombinator.com