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Also, they only work if I have an e-mail client on the device I'm trying to log in from. Otherwise having to transfer this link becomes a burden. Additionally,

Also, they only work if I have an e-mail client on the device I'm trying to log in from. Otherwise having to transfer this link becomes a burden. Additionally, even if I do have the e-mail on my device, clicking the link on mobile often opens it up inside some alternative web-view. Thus the session is tied to my e-mail client, not my actual browser.

pritambaral 4y ago
This wouldn't be a problem if the Magic Link was used only to authenticate your original login session, and not to start a new session wherever it was opened. Like I mention here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32081608 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32081608