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>> don’t split login across multiple pages >I've never seen this done except when it's necessary because depending on the account identifier (username) a diffe
by bwood 8y ago
>> don’t split login across multiple pages
>I've never seen this done except when it's necessary because depending on the account identifier (username) a different authentication method is used -- e.g. redirecting to your institution's authentication page.
I've actually noticed this becoming more common and I find it super annoying when there's no obvious need for it. Even Google does this now:
https://i.imgur.com/ZH1yiqH.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ZH1yiqH.jpg
- scarejunba 8y agoThat allows federated login. You can federate Google login to Okta etc.
- Technetium_Hat 8y agoYes, my school used to do this.
- gruez 8y agoPaypal and iCloud have 2 step logins as well. It doesn't seem likely that they would need to support federated logins.
- 0xCMP 8y agoAnd yet they most likely do.