This means you’re free to use a single username and password to access all those websites.
Or you might use a single login to access multiple subdomains of the same website.
LastPass considers all the subdomains and paths equivalent automatically.
Unfortunately, equivalent domains may not always work.
Lets take a closer look at this problem.
Additionally, LastPass does not allowhttp://on the string.
Additionally, when entering your domains, confirm to double-check your syntax.
Use commas to separate the domains.
Using other characters or forgetting to add the commas will result in the feature not working.
At the same time, disable your browsersSave PasswordandAuto Sign-inoptions to prevent it from saving and managing your passwords.
Launch your surfing app, navigate toSettings, selectPasswordsand switch off Auto Sign-in and Offer to save passwords.
Conclusion
When adding equivalent domains in your LastPass controls, double-check youre using the correct syntax.
Dont usehttp://in the string and use commands to separate your domains.
find out if there have been any recent changes in the website domain name or subdomains.
Additionally, turn off the Auto Sign-in and Offer to save password options in your web client controls.
