Few -if any- password managers have gained a following quite like LastPass. It’s secure, extensively cross-platform, and easy to use. When up-and-coming competitor PasswordBox hit the scene last month with the ability to insert login credentials directly into native apps, it left many LastPass users anxiously requesting the same feature. The wait is finally over as LastPass for Android has been updated to enable automatic fill-in for apps and Chrome.

LastPass blocks screenshots within the app, thus the photos

Like PasswordBox, LastPass is using the Accessibility Services API in Android to enable automatic fill-in.

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LastPass Updated To Version 3.2 With Automatic Password Entry For Apps And Chrome Browser was written by the awesome team at Android Police.