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by thdxr 1477 days ago
The issue I ran into with this was I could initiate a login for anyone and if they accidentally hit the link I could remote login.

Switched to pin code entry, less fancy but achieves all the desired UX

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I think that’s totally fair. The site I’m working on is pretty low stakes from a security perspective (a private personal blog), with less technical people in the audience, so I was willing to make that trade off for the UX outcome I wanted, but that was specific to the damage of a breach in my specific use case.