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No no no, not replacing the login, just defering it.
by dublinclontarf 16y ago
No no no, not replacing the login, just defering it.
- ydant 16y agoOk, based on the other responses, it seems this line confused more than just me: Which brings me to my question, why bother asking the user to login, why not email them a unique, random, url (a https one of course) that once clicked authenticates them. The idea being that only the user would have access to it(or anyone with access to that email account).