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I assume this idea behind this is to expedite the login and checkout process? If so, I don't see how it would actually be faster or easier. It's simple and ea
by turc1656 7y ago
I assume this idea behind this is to expedite the login and checkout process? If so, I don't see how it would actually be faster or easier. It's simple and easy for me to just grab the password from my password manager. I absolutely do not want to have to log in or check my email to log into a site unless it has something to do with 2FA - and even then I prefer an authenticator app.
- thrownaway954 7y agoyou are not like most people. most people don't use a password manager, nor will they ever. Most use an excel file and have them written down somewhere... So when they are confronted with a login, and they don't remember the password, they either just leave or attempt to retrieve it or go through the mundane take of using the a dismal password retrieval process.
- marcell 7y agoI'm not sure this is true anymore. Chrome and mobile browsers have built in password managers that automatically sync across your devices.
- thrownaway954 7y agoalmost everyone i know has the remember password feature disabled because: a) they don't want their passwords going Google. b) it's annoying when you saved the wrong one by mistake and now it auto-fills it every time. c) there is no reason to use one since they only use a bank of 5 or less passwords across all their accounts.