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Does anyone know why certain sites e.g. Amazon, split their username and password forms into two differe pages. It makes it a bit more annoying to use something
by raspyberr 5y ago
Does anyone know why certain sites e.g. Amazon, split their username and password forms into two differe pages. It makes it a bit more annoying to use something like KeePass.
- endless1234 5y agoSo they can show a sign up form in case there is no account for the given email
- ec109685 5y agoIt handles cases where Single Sign On is supported. User enters their email and then is redirected to their company’s login provider to complete the login.
- zie 5y agoThe other 2 comments are true and for another: The reason we do it, is to show the MFA textbox, if and only if they have MFA setup.