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How can I turn off sync for a single extension?

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I have the Lastpass extension for my work PC and Sync turned on between that PC and my personal PC. I'd like to disable Lastpass from syncing between two synced devices, but keep all other extensions syncing. I tried to disable it on my personal PC, but that disabled it on my work PC as well.

I have the Lastpass extension for my work PC and Sync turned on between that PC and my personal PC. I'd like to disable Lastpass from syncing between two synced devices, but keep all other extensions syncing. I tried to disable it on my personal PC, but that disabled it on my work PC as well.

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With sync, you can select what data is shared, but that it all. It's an all or nothing for each selection when using sync.

Just leave Lastpass disabled on the system that does not like it.

About the issue, have you contacted Lastpass support?

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I have not contacted LP support, this seems more like a Firefox extension sync functionality. The issue is that, when I disable it on the my personal PC, sync also disables it on my work PC. When I re-enable it on my work PC, it also re-enables it on my personal PC. I'd just like to not have to toggle it daily when I switch between the two systems

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zigz14 said

when I disable it on the my personal PC, sync also disables it on my work PC

That I did not know would happen.

zigz14 said

I have not contacted LP support

You should contact them. They might know what the problem is.