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lastpass and firefox
Target:
just wondering if anyone else has experienced issues with lastpass in the last couple of days
I haven't been able to use it since monday - I can log in (most of the time), but that's about it. Nothing works, no autofills, no site captures, nothing. It's become a notebook
Apparently there was an update pushed out over the weekend that's been causing some problems (I found a discussion, but didn't bookmark it...DOH!) but haven't seen anything about a fix or a workaround.
I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling (no change) and rolling back to an earlier version (which worked the first time, but got updated again, and hasn't worked since)
irkregent:
I would look at the "e10" setting. I know in the past having that turned on broke LastPass's functionality, and I believe Firefox was going to start enabling "e10" (separate processes per window) by default for a subset of users.
Curt:
Do not install this:
Patch Tuesday (Most Recent: May 9, 2017)-lifewire
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Since Tuesday, I have been forced to reset my IP configuration every time I start my desktop computer, if I want to go online (Start Windows > "There is a problem with your IP configuration" > repair > Problem solved > next start of Windows > repeat)! So far I have agreed with my Internet Supplier to send me a new gateway modem (the old one is from 2011), hoping it will fix the problem, but I believe the latest update from Microsoft is to blame.
Curt:
..., I have been forced to reset my IP configuration every time I start my desktop computer, if I want to go online ...-Curt (May 11, 2017, 09:09 AM)
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Thanks to tomshardware, I have repaired the thing "myself"! So, no matter if "the latest update from Microsoft is to blame" was right or wrong, this one was easy to fix:
Admin' command prompt: 1) netsh winsock reset catalog 2) netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log :up: But it may have had nothing to do with Target's problem.
Well, I will be getting a fine, new modem.
Curt:
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