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I currently use an email based signin for a site I maintain, which doesn't require a password. (Scheme described here - http://sriku.org/blog/2017/04/29/forget-
by sriku 6y ago
I currently use an email based signin for a site I maintain, which doesn't require a password. (Scheme described here - http://sriku.org/blog/2017/04/29/forget-password/ http://sriku.org/blog/2017/04/29/forget-password/ ) I don't think I understand the full consequences of reducing the steps for this even more, but am very curious to consider. I do need to maintain a sense of continued identity across machines and need to communicate with the users outside of the site, as my users expect that (and email serves that well). I think it is already fairly simple (relatively). What would be an approach to simplify this even more?
- smaudet 6y agoHmm not sure I am a fan of custom logins everywhere...you say as a user it is 'simpler' but its simple like fast food is simple - low effort but I still have to take out the digital trash persay. Probably better if the browser started to come with an e-mail set in it - then web admins can query for that and users have the option to change the email when they so choose...