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> And way more than I would like, because for some reason it's "modern" to have a login flow that first requests your email, and then you have to click next fo
by lelanthran 2y ago
> And way more than I would like, because for some reason it's "modern" to have a login flow that first requests your email, and then you have to click next for it to request your password...
There's a reason for that, and it's not because of 'trendy', it's because the backend will examine the email address and decide which password authentication mechanism the user chose: FB/Google/etc, or authenticator app, or plain old password, or some third-party SSO provider, etc.