I absolutely hate it, can't understand how that's all they offer (or Google SSO). It's bad enough when the password option is just really hidden and non-obvious (like Notion iirc), not having it at all is ridiculous.

I don't have that email account on my phone. So to log in, I have to open my laptop, get the 'magic' link, find a way to send it to myself on my phone that doesn't make a request (e.g. for an unfurl) expiring it, and then open it on my phone to log in. So magic.

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vbezhenar a day ago | parent | next [-]

If you open login form and link on different devices, you'll get code to type, no need to send link.

So basically you start login on phone, keep page open. Open laptop, click on link on laptop and you'll get a code. You type that code on your phone and that's all.

	▲	OJFord a day ago \| parent [-]
		Even if that's correct, I should not need to use a second device to log in because of some asinine decision not to have a password field. Solving problems that don't exist, and creating problems that don't need to.

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vidarh a day ago | parent | prev | next [-]

There are a number of clipboard sync apps, but personally I swear by simply having an E2E encrypted chat app on both your desktop and phone that lets you send messages to yourself. Serves both the clipboard usecase and as a general "notes to self" space.

	▲	OJFord a day ago \| parent [-]
		Sure. Shouldn't have to.

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lima 21 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

You can add a passkey.

	▲	OJFord 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Probably won't surprise you if I say I despise passkeys, have none, and will not be doing that.