Sorry, I don't think I communicated my point properly. I agree with you that the average user doesn't want to deal with separate credentials. What I mean to say

Sorry, I don't think I communicated my point properly. I agree with you that the average user doesn't want to deal with separate credentials. What I mean to say is: why is this the case? If a signup page auto-fills with your email, name, and suggested secure password, and then your browser stores and syncs that information, that's basically as frictionless as clicking a "Sign In With Google" button.