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I've encountered other weird bugs in mint too. On one site they wouldn't let me enter an email address as a username for a website which used your email as your
by delecti 7y ago
I've encountered other weird bugs in mint too. On one site they wouldn't let me enter an email address as a username for a website which used your email as your username. Editing the DOM to remove that front-end validation worked, which was also disappointing, but at least it worked.
- OJFord 7y agoOh! Related gripe - registration and login having different validation, removing it in the frontend 'fixing' it... I've been able to supply my 'too long' password more than a few times that way, and it's transpired that actually it clearly was all stored on registration. So on a whim I've tried it when registration's failed, and sure enough it's been stored, and then not validated on login. It's so easy to do better, just don't do it in the frontend!