Here are six Firefox browser extensions every librarian needs. Mozilla has an add-ons website where you can find and install extensions, most of them are free. Sometimes they work in the background (like Grammarly, below) but usually they work when you click on a small icon that gets added to the browser’s toolbar. Browser extensions are plugins or small applications that add functionality to your browser. Like Chrome, Firefox has a robust browser add-ons and extensions selection. But there are many Mozilla Firefox users who prefer their browser or who have recently abandoned Google due to their recent questionable privacy decisions and political censorship. If the browser icon is black, you are not logged in.For users of Google Chrome, which has more than half of the browser market, we posted 6 Chrome Browser Extensions Every Librarian Needs and then 6 More Chrome Browser Extensions Every Librarian Needs.
If the browser icon is yellow, your session has become inactive and you will need to re-authenticate to access your Vault. If the browser icon is red, you are logged in and your session is active. The color of the icon indicates the status of your session. Once you have the browser extension installed, the LastPass icon will appear on your browser’s toolbar. Please Note: for optimal performance, functionality, and support, LogMeIn recommends using the LastPass browser extensions as your primary method of access. To download the Windows Desktop app specifically, refer to the instructions on the LastPass for Applications Page. To download LastPass browser extensions/apps, visit the LastPass Downloads Page to download the extension(s)/app(s) of your choice. They also offer compatible MacOS and Windows Desktop apps, and Android and iOS mobile apps. LastPass offers browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera.
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