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I’d settle for login forms that don’t hide the password box until you enter your username/email. I don’t see how they benefit real users in any way, and my pas
by kiririn 6y ago
I’d settle for login forms that don’t hide the password box until you enter your username/email.
I don’t see how they benefit real users in any way, and my password manager can’t understand it, requiring manual copy/paste entry
- jaywalk 6y agoThis is (generally) done because they offer SSO functionality, and need to know whether to redirect the user to their corporate SSO page or show the password prompt.