
To address this challenge, the Golden Communications team initially used LastPass for password management. I'm going to write up these steps so our development team can investigate a fix for this.Golden Communications needed to manage and securely store over 3,000 credentials associated with their clients’ website and cloud hosting ecosystems. However, it does appear that the extra steps of toggling the Desktop setting is needed to establish the connection, which is not intended. Steps 1-7 is currently the expected set up flow.

In Desktop app, in settings, disable "Allow browser integration" and then re-enable it once more.You will most likely run into the "Browser integration is not enabled" error at this step.Unlock the extension and, in settings, enable "Unlock with biometrics" once again.Permissions will update and lock the extension. Click "Allow" on the permissions prompt.Log in to extension and, in settings, enable "Unlock with biometrics".Also in settings, enable "Allow browser integration".

