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Personally, I'd rather not have to go log in to my email because a site decided it would go passwordless. From a usability perspective, you've greatly extended
by LukeB_UK 13y ago
Personally, I'd rather not have to go log in to my email because a site decided it would go passwordless. From a usability perspective, you've greatly extended the amount of time it takes a user to log in and do what they wanted to do.
- Moru 13y agoThis is only needed once on the same browser. Once you do this, it will store it as a session or something. The text is not very clear on how he imagines this to work but that is what I can think of would work.
- yeukhon 13y ago1. People have more than one device. 2. People use different computer. 3. People who likes to sign off. 4. People who likes to use private browsing. 5. People who create new profile. If you are Facebook, try that. Passwordless will not scale. Of course, passwordless scheme only works for very limited, selected websites.
- Moru 13y agoYes I know this. I do use steam and every time I change something, I have to activate the new device with a mail. I personally hate this but some could actually have use for it.