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This is because certain email addresses have SSO enabled and don't use a password. The only way to know is to get the username first and then redirect to the ri
by eadler 7y ago
This is because certain email addresses have SSO enabled and don't use a password. The only way to know is to get the username first and then redirect to the right place.
- Freak_NL 7y agoNot only SSO, but also two-factor authentication. Without asking for the user identifier first, you don't know which authentication method to present, because this varies per user account. The alternative is to let the user choose the authentication method right on the first screen, but that would mean showing all possible methods (some of which may be limited to certain groups of accounts) and getting a lot of users stuck because they chose the wrong method.
- Nextgrid 7y agoSo leave the password field empty if you want to use SSO, but keep it for standard Google accounts, so at least people using those don’t have to deal with the madness?
- iudqnolq 7y agoThat's how it used to be.