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Yeah, federated flows were my guess too. However, the password fields could have been present and hidden in the same page supporting both password managers and
by 8ytecoder 8y ago
Yeah, federated flows were my guess too. However, the password fields could have been present and hidden in the same page supporting both password managers and avoiding a page transition. And also the hundred other sites that don't need federated flows but think they need to copy this feature as well. Together it's annoying to hit password managers twice for every login.
- amaccuish 8y ago> However, the password fields could have been present and hidden in the same page supporting both password managers and avoiding a page transition But then you run the risk of your password of being submitted to the wrong portal no? > And also the hundred other sites that don't need federated flows but think they need to copy this feature as well Very true. It seems to be becoming increasingly prevalent :(
- 8ytecoder 8y agoi) Hidden and ii) Nothing I enter should be submitted anyway in an SSO flow.
- blattimwind 8y agoPage 1: Email/account name, Page 2: Okay, here are some recatpchas, Page 3: Password. Mistyped it? Start back on Page 1 please.