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> with a user-controlled local browser setting and a new type of permission request popup. Settings and pop ups mean that users have to understand them - which
by dagenix 3y ago
> with a user-controlled local browser setting and a new type of permission request popup.
Settings and pop ups mean that users have to understand them - which can be a huge user education challenge. I'm pretty skeptical of the argument that it's simple to add in a new user facing pop up and have the majority of users use it correctly.
- makeitdouble 3y agoI agree with you, but SSO is also not that seamless in practice and requires user education on which sites they use it with which ID. I'd see a browser side system that could actually more user friendly and more unified than the current SSO situation.
- krono 3y agoI made no such argument regarding simplicity. Nevertheless: even if a solution turns out to be too difficult for users to understand no matter how you present it (at which point you might want to rethink whether this apparently fundamentally flawed idea should even be implemented at all), violating your users' agency by taking the reigns and obfuscating the whole thing to them is morally wrong and in simple terms: an arsehole move.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoIf the user is perpetually confused using 'show all popups' Chrome, why wouldn't they switch to another browser that does that anyways?
- chiefalchemist 3y agoCan't there be a setting to allow that setting / experience?