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No. It makes a massive difference. Even if you're locked out from your email account, you can still login no problem to any website using your username/email an
by cypress66 4y ago
No. It makes a massive difference. Even if you're locked out from your email account, you can still login no problem to any website using your username/email and password.
- Macha 4y agoExcept those that make you click a link or copy a code from your email if your IP changes
- jchw 4y agoYes, to be fair, that's still a marginal improvement, assuming you aren't forced to validate your email address at any point, which might be the case for lower security stuff. On the other hand, either way, you can often use an existing session to do the same thing without needing to reauthenticate.
- 411111111111111 4y agoHaving goggles oauth doesn't preclude a secondary login method such as username/password. They just didn't want to support it and found some reason to justify the removal, that's as much as you can get from the given facts