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I talking about failsafe not fallback, U will never reach the condition on browsers or nodejs. This mimic is there just to avoid a null return from .password()
by mykii 11y ago
I talking about failsafe not fallback, U will never reach the condition on browsers or nodejs. This mimic is there just to avoid a null return from .password() (generaly not checked by user) which could be more dangerous.
- lawl 11y agoRight because completely aborting would break things, who cares about security? This is just horrible and I honestly hope nobody will ever use this, I'm sorry.