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Edit: Ignore below as I skimmed the article too quickly. Shouldn’t try and read something like this with screaming children in the room. - I think this propo
by samwillis 5y ago
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Ignore below as I skimmed the article too quickly. Shouldn’t try and read something like this with screaming children in the room.
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I think this proposal is a little more complicated than it needs to be, and it's adding a lot of friction to an already annoying login process. I run a site that has a registration option, people avoid it as much as possible.
Personally I'm a fan of the magic login email link, super simple and reliable. Just fingerprint/cookie the device that initiated the login to ensure that the email has been clicked on the same device.
Most services would be compromised my a users email becoming compromised due to "Forgotten Password" recovery systems. So a magic email login link is no less secure in my eyes.
- mimsee 5y ago> Just fingerprint/cookie the device that initiated the login to ensure that the email has been clicked on the same device. I usually open these on my phone since it usually comes as a push notification.
- jsnell 5y agoI think this wasn't about writing a login system for a new service though. It was about sharing the credentials to various third party systems, whose login systems are not controlled by the author.
- samwillis 5y agoYou are quite right, skimmed it too quickly.