Do you like “Login Emails"? (enter email, and wait for the code to come via email to continue login).

Yes. 👍
No. 👎
I don’t really have a strong opinion. 🤷‍♂️
I use admin/admin for everything. 🔥

@Burk 👎🏼

@Burk 👎👎👎

@Burk 👎 👎

@Burk

👎👎👎

👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎 for authenticator apps

🔗 🎵 There's got to be a better way

@Burk 👎🏽

@Burk 👍🏼 I actually like code in email or text message to login. Easier than remembering passwords.

@Burk 👎

@Burk as a developer— love a magic link. I’ll never let users set passwords again. It’s log in with Google/Microsoft/whatver oauth or openid provider or magic link for life.

@Burk For me 👎👎👎 because password manager.

For most people, 👍 because it’s better than their child / dog / cat / birthdate.

@Burk 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

@Parag you remember passwords? that is amazing.

@peroty truthy

@Burk nobody seems to be in the 🤷‍♂️ or 🔥 camps.

@Burk No!

@Burk 👎👎👎👎

I despise them especially when I don’t have email set up on all my devices, and don’t want to log into the web version.

@Burk email: 👎🏻
text: 👍🏻 (but it has been unreliable from some sites in the past for me—maybe my cell provider?) Also, it is a security issue when cell numbers are “bumped” though.

@Burk Replied once, doing it again. I hate them.

@Burk 🤷‍♂️

What I really hate are sites that won’t let you use a password manager. The worst is jstor.org which clears out the username and password fields as soon as Keychain populates them.

@JohnPhilpin Yes! I have an algorithm for passwords that I commonly use. The ones that I rarely use are the problematic ones and like to have a code sent for those. As I get older it will probably be difficult to remember any of them.

@Parag You don’t use a password manager?

@Burk 👎🏻👎🏻