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In what respect? Because you have to type your password twice the first time you use a particular site with your standard throwaway user/pass combo? In exchan
by jasonkester 16y ago
In what respect? Because you have to type your password twice the first time you use a particular site with your standard throwaway user/pass combo?
In exchange for that single extra input box, OpenID forces a longer login process every time you use a site. The breakeven point where user/pass starts beating OpenID in terms of convenience happens at visit number two.
- sp332 16y agoI type "stackoverflow.com", and click "login" then "Google", done. This is the same number of clicks as having my browser save my username and password. What am I missing?