When I ask people why they do this, they either don’t have an answer, or respond with “huh, I never thought about why”. And that’s interesting to me. Is that a

When I ask people why they do this, they either don’t have an answer, or respond with “huh, I never thought about why”. And that’s interesting to me. Is that a storytelling touch? Users aren’t dumb or unreflective, they know that they have nowhere to store their passwords, that’s why. Even if they aware of password managers, they can work on a shared cloud pc, so switching PM accounts would be a bigger hassle. How do you decide that using “I forgot my password” as authentication makes sense to you? A “trash caregory” site that didn’t bother to tag its username/password/etc elements as password-saveable, thus my PM didn’t ask to save the password. That is usually enough to not give af about saving it. Happens more often than you might think.