


Incase it’s still not working double check that the LastPassHelper.app is listed in your users login items which can be found in system preferences -> users & groups -> login items.
#Lastpass safari mac os
Open the in a text editor (Needs admin privileges IIRC) and change the ‘Program’ entry that contains “REPLACE_HOME/Library/Application.” to reflect your Mac OS account’s username (which should be the same as your users home directory, e.g dan).Ĭhecking the about page again should result in a working binary component. Using Finder navigate to the hidden folder (Finder shortcut = shift + cmd + g) Luckily there is a web archive that contains a snapshot of the images, however I’ll document the simple fix here also for future reference. I did find a post that reported a fix for this issue, however the linked fix was only documented in a set of images that are currently broken (not helpful). If youre still having issues, Last Pass support forum recommends uninstalling the app, the safari extension, emptying trash and rebooting your mac and then reinstalling from their direct download site. Clicking the LastPass toolbar icon -> ‘More Options’ -> ‘About LastPass’ confirms the binary component wasn’t loading (Will show false instead of true, as I just fixed mine). Last Pass Help recommends installing version 4.6 for macOS Big Sur from their direct download site instead of the app store version. Even after reinstalling the latest version of LastPass (as of August 2018) numerous times I couldn’t get the binary component for Safari working. No matter how many times I tried I couldn’t get the LastPass binary component to show as working in Safari on my Mac.
