Somewhat. They have a pretty unified installer, that tries to install the appropriate bits into each browser that you have on your machine (at least on Windows), and anecdotally there seems to be at least *some* unified login. But I've occasionally had some flakiness when swapping between browsers heavily, so no guarantees there.
That said, I do use it on this work machine, with Chrome, IE and Firefox, and all work well. And they *have* a number of fine-grained installers for those who want more control. But the Windows Universal Installer is usually the right answer for this OS. (I don't see a comparable Universal installer for Mac, though.)
And oh, my -- I just came across LastPass for Applications, which is almost disturbingly powerful. It allows you to instrument Windows desktop apps the same way that LP normally instruments web pages. Interesting...
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Date: 2012-06-07 03:46 pm (UTC)That said, I do use it on this work machine, with Chrome, IE and Firefox, and all work well. And they *have* a number of fine-grained installers for those who want more control. But the Windows Universal Installer is usually the right answer for this OS. (I don't see a comparable Universal installer for Mac, though.)
And oh, my -- I just came across LastPass for Applications, which is almost disturbingly powerful. It allows you to instrument Windows desktop apps the same way that LP normally instruments web pages. Interesting...