Automatic cloud backup and cross-device sync LastPass keeps an encrypted copy of all passwords locally as well as an encrypted copy on their servers. That way, passwords can be accessed locally while offline, or through their server while online from any machine. The reverse proxy on a Synology NAS will use any port that you want. In the 'Port' section under the 'Source', you will be able to add any port you'd like. You just need to make sure that port is opened on your router to your Synology NAS. I would be careful and double check your entire setup. Supports bad block detection on Synology SSDs. Supports the updating of Synology HDD and SSD firmware directly via DSM. Improved fan speed control based on the Synology network interface card temperature for 19-series and newer models. Fixed an issue where the 'Enable Web Assistant' option didn't work on NVR216 and NVR1218. Synology DS218j - Unboxing and fitting hard drives; Do you know the difference between Thunderbolt 3, USB-C 3.1 Gen 2, and USB-C 3.1 Gen 1? Mous Limitless 3.0: An iPhone case with a nifty hidden.
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How do I enable the LastPass web browser extension?
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How do I enable the LastPass web browser extension?
If you have created a LastPass account and installed the web browser extension but do not see the LastPass icon in your web browser toolbar, you can try each of the steps below until it appears. Jewellery drawing.
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- Reinstall or update the web browser extension – Go to https://lastpass.com/download to download the latest version of the LastPass web browser extension for your desired web browser.
- Confirm that LastPass is listed and enabled in your web browser extensions – If LastPass is listed but not enabled, you must enable it in order for the LastPass icon to display in your web browser toolbar. If it is not listed, try reinstalling. Instructions for enabling LastPass will vary depending on your web browser, as follows:
- Chrome – Go to chrome://extensions in your Chrome address bar, then toggle the setting on to enable LastPass.
- Firefox – Go to Menu icon or go to Tools > Add-ons > Extensions > Enablefor LastPass.
- Internet Explorer – First, you must enable the allowance of third-party extensions, then enable LastPass:
- Go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced and under 'Browsing' select Enable third-party browser extensions then click Apply > OK.
- Go to Tools > Manage add-ons > LastPass Toolbar > Enable.
- Safari – Go to Safari > Preferences > Extensions > Enable
- Reveal LastPass if it is hidden – If you have installed LastPass and confirmed it is enabled, the web browser extension icon may be hidden. Instructions to reveal the hidden extension will vary depending on your web browser, as follows:
- Chrome – Click the Customize Toolbar icon then right-click the LastPass icon and select Show in toolbar, or drag and drop the LastPass icon into your toolbar.
- Firefox – Click the Menu icon and select Customize, then right-click the LastPass icon and select Add to toolbar, or drag and drop the LastPass icon into your toolbar.
- Internet Explorer – Right-click the web browser toolbar and select LastPass Toolbar to reveal.
- Safari – Go to View > Customize Toolbar then drag and drop the LastPass icon into your toolbar.
- Confirm that another add-on/extension/theme is not interfering – Temporarily disable all add-ons/extensions/themes and re-enable LastPass. Instructions will vary for each web browser.
- Ensure LastPass is allowed in your security or maintenance settings – An anti-virus program, security suite, and/or system maintenance application could be preventing LastPass from being installed or launched. Add LastPass as a trusted source within your security and/or system maintenance settings.
