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@scottalanmiller said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@Dashrender said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@scottalanmiller said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@Dashrender said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@scottalanmiller said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@Dashrender said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@travisdh1 said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

@Dashrender said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

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@Dashrender said in LastPass Goes As Predicted Like LogMeIn:

from the sounds of it - the marketing wasn't paying off, at least not in their opinion.

They probably looking at the conversion rate from free to paying customer.

If 99% of all free users are happy with the free version then they need to remove features from the free version or remove it altogether. Or adjust their business model.

The marketing is of no value if it's successful, but only ever generates "customers" using the free version.
A lot of SaaS companies are run on venture capitalist money though and generates no profit, only losses. But that can never go on forever. But some have deep pockets. I think it took Spotify 10 years to have their first quarter that was not in the red. On a yearly basis they still never have been profitable.

Yeah that kind of crap is some thing I simply do not understand why the investors continue to pour more money on that fire. Just see that money burn

Spotify has nothing on Uber. Uber looses money on every ride still. The business model was setup to take advantage of driverless vehicles, and that's taking longer than they expected to happen. In the meantime, they keep getting the funding to continue operating.

Now this is somethign I also don't understand... Are we assuming the cost of the drivers AND administrator/IT staff for the company cost more than the app brings in? that just seems like a crazy idea.. but yet I know it must be true... I wonder what make their costs SOOOO expensive? is there that much need to continue updating the app, are the servers needed to keep the platform running THAT expensive?

For Uber, the app cost is trivial. Even if it is $50m USD a year, that's nothing in their revenue. Their costs are around payroll, payment processing, legal teams, marketing, market creation, insurance, etc.

Think about trying to make Uber... it might cost you $100m USD just to convince a single city to let you use your product there. The BIG money is in getting the laws and regulations changed to let you exist. The actual app and driving of the cars is background noise to them.

oh yeah - I keep forgetting about the requirement to buy off cities, etc to allow the thing to happen... good point.

And they keep having to enter and leave markets. All that startup cost and advertising and loss leaders, then they limp along for a year or two, then the city decides to make a competing service and kick them out once Uber paid to develop the market. It's rough.

I don't feel this is something cities should be able to do... if you can legally have the business - they they shouldn't be able to stop you....

the whole taxi aspect - selling medallions, - what a raquet!

That's the thing, they stop you by changing if it is legal for you to have a business. That's the problem with government, they change "what is legal" whenever they want.

I want to down vote this because of the gov't, not because of your post 😞

@JaredBusch Yes, I read it, and it appeared to me to be the same issue you described. Don't shoot the messenger just because you didn't like the chosen solution. 🙄 :face_with_raised_eyebrow: :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:

@Dashrender said in Lastpass missing from Chrome this morning:

@Obsolesce said in Lastpass missing from Chrome this morning:

@Dashrender said in Lastpass missing from Chrome this morning:

@Obsolesce said in Lastpass missing from Chrome this morning:

@Dashrender said in Lastpass missing from Chrome this morning:

I've had nearly a dozen users contact me this morning telling me that Lastpass was missing from Chrome this morning.

The latest version of Chrome is 78.0.3904.97 and was released Nov 6, 2019, so I'm pretty sure it wasn't an update that took it out.

Anyone else see this? Never any issues.

Is why I use "Edgeium"

I like Chredge better 😛

I wouldn't expect things to ultimately be different between Edge (chromium based) and G-Chrome because the base is the same. MS can't afford to deviate that much from the base, otherwise they end up with issues.

Haha, Chredge wins!

Well, it's different enough that all mine keep working consistently. We don't know what they are changing, or at least I don't. We could assume as such, but look at how different all the Linux distros are even though they share the same base (kernel).

yeah - who knows. Plus MS is always going to be lagging behind Chrome in releases, so what issue might hit Chrome, might not hit Chredge for a week or two.

Chrome != Chromium either

Chrome is based on Chromium.
Credge is based on Chromium.

@travisdh1 said in LastPass on 1809:

@Dashrender Are you trying to download it from the Windows Store? Of course you have to have a Microsoft Account to get it from there, even the free version. Just get it direct from LastPass.com

incorrect as the above screenshots show.

@bnrstnr said in Lastpass stores all subdomains as entries for the main domain:

So I've set this up and it at least asked if I wanted to save the site for a new subdomain that I haven't already saved (instead of updating existing unrelated sites)... but it wants to save it as example.com still :pouting_face:

EDIT: It saves the "Name" field as example.com, but it gets the "URL" field correct with the proper sub.example.com and no longer suggests the other subs that don't match. So this is definitely a way better start, still not ideal IMO, but it does work correctly

But this is your preference. I don’t want this. I have a lot of internal things on *.domain.com that have the same credentials because of LDAP/AD linked auth.

I do not want all of these to be kept separately.

I've been paying for years also.

I would rather pay for this.
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But they are still owned by Logmein, so they are still selling your info.

So I guess I should have specified in the other thread. I use KeePassx and it's updated through yum. And the Android version of Keepass2Android (the one I use) isn't maintained by the same people.

yeah I was thinking that was the major draw back.

And systems like Paypal or banking - those allowing a simple email reset just bug me.

@scottalanmiller said:

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@Nic

Where does Webroot stand on this? Are they reconsidering their relationship with LastPass now that LP was purchased by LMI?

We use Logmein Rescue which works great for us.

I personally have a LastPass and Xmarks subscriptions and plan on keeping them.

Thanks @scottalanmiller ....missing the ability to +1 posts.