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I see single form logins useful on Mobile devices -- especially since I do not particularly care if my password is masked on mobile devices. Mobile phones are
by mikeknoop 16y ago
I see single form logins useful on Mobile devices -- especially since I do not particularly care if my password is masked on mobile devices.
Mobile phones are distinctly lacking "tab" and changing input forms is usually a pain.
- alanh 16y ago> Mobile phones are distinctly lacking "tab" and changing input forms is usually a pain. iPhone ALWAYS provides "next" and "previous" (input) buttons when filling web forms. On my old phone, the arrow keys did this. What phones are you imagining? Also keep in mind the hacks needed for this as mocked up are going to be even less reliable and less testable on mobile
- laughinghan 16y agoHowever, any attempt to get the password masking to work on the desktop would involve a script that almost surely will break on mobile.