>Please enter username
>Thinks for a sec and then shifts to the left exposing the password box
Why are all sites suddenly doing the two "page" sign in form?
Please enter username
Kayden Cox
Other urls found in this thread:
hackernoon.com
twitter.com
Alexander Gray
Some common examples
>Google
>Outlook
>Paypal
Gabriel Russell
Because it's soooo 20th century to have a simple web form without JavaScript, Ajax, a gorillion polyfills and a splash of MVC frameworks
It's progress (tm)
>share and like on twitter
>fork and contribute on github
>express your support for our new CoC (unless you're one of those unwashed plebs at the wrong side of history)
>A MOVIE ABOUT FISH FUCKING WON A FUCKING OSCAR FOR FUCKS SHAKE
Adam White
It make it hard for Russians to hack the next election.
Jacob Morris
...
Adam Smith
So they can include all the random JS with the untrusted dependencies.
Luke Lee
Easier to prevent automated bots from signing up. Obviously this is just security through obscurity but anything helps if you can weed out 99% of people that won't be able to deal with it.
Ayden Richardson
This
Chase James
>Easier to prevent automated bots from signing up.
No, this shit does crap all for bots.
Parker Gonzalez
It does not as the vast majority of people that implement these are not quite versed in what they're doing so most of the time all they attempt is loading up the form from the markup and submitting some requests.
Christopher Morales
cute
Cameron Scott
> Preparation for future authentication solutions that complement passwords
> Reduced confusion among people who have multiple Google accounts
> A better experience for SAML SSO users, such as university students or corporate users that sign in with a different identity provider than Google
Can you guys not search?
Kek
Henry Richardson
Shape of water was great fuck you.
Jack Fisher
The oscars have been irrelevant for 30 years. Only boomers care about that and they're starting to fuck off from the planet for good.
Landon Long
It stops before asking you the password if you enter an email address that doesn't exist.
Blake Green
Serious answer, it's because when you enter a company or university email, you get redirected to it's password entry page. My uni does this for Google and Microsoft accounts.
Jaxon Myers
Normies can't concentrate on more than one thing at once, it confuses them. That's why every website now has only a couple of buttons on any given page.
Cooper Cooper
Google created angular
Kevin Morgan
Are you mad because 3 bilboards didn't win?
Matthew Reed
how to get comfty like this
Jonathan Jackson
This is bullshit, for every one like this I have to change the auto type commands in Keepass for it. Prefer the original desu, username +tab+password
Gavin Morris
Because it's smooth, slick and looks great.
Autistic nimrods refrain from replying.
Chase Edwards
To prevent/slow down automated scripts from logging in.
Jace Torres
and it slows you down when you enter one that does
you're supposed to slow down the event that happens least, which in this case is entering the wrong user/pass pair