Chrome Users: Please note that LastPass has problems in iOS/iPadOS and as of 13.3.1, the fault is still present. All is not lost however as LastPass in the below example is tested and known to work correctly with Firefox as of iOS/iPadOS 13.3.1.
iOS/iPadOS Settings
- Open Settings
- Choose Passwords & Accounts
- Select AutoFill Passwords
- Check the box next to LastPass
- Uncheck the box next to iCloud Keychain.
LastPass App
Before you can access any passwords, you must have the LasstPass app installed on your iPhone/iPad and be logged-into the App with your LastPass Master Password
Web Browser
Although this example uses Firefox, the process is almost the same for Chrome users.
Step 1
- Select the password field.
- Open the share dialog by tapping on the 3 dots (Chrome users tap the share icon).
- Choose "Share Page With..." I did say the process was counter-intuitive...
Step 2
Tap LastPass
Step 3
Tap the password offered in the LastPass dialog.
That's it.
Conclusion
Although not a very intuitive process, using LastPass with a browser on iOS/iPadOS it's still pretty easy to use.
Answer from F1Linux on Stack ExchangeThere used to be a bar here that would take me to LastPass even if I didn’t have a password on this website. Now it has been replaced with this bar that is trying to force me to use google’s password manager
Posting how I was able to resolve in case someone has same issue. Searched and couldn’t find. On iOS 17.3, iPad Air. UID and Password wouldn’t fill, just kept returning blank fields. Tried turning off autofill in settings. Tried all the settings tricks. Tried Safari, which worked fine. Changed default browser to Safari. Later tried Chrome and all is ok. Changed default browser back to Chrome.