Why does the Bitbucket website login page (and sadly, many other technical sites) require two separate form submissions - one for the login email address and a second form submission for the password? Not talking about 2FA - just the simple, browser login page.
I think it needlessly complicates the login process, especially when using a password manager (1Password in my case), which could be as easy as a single button click.
PivotalTracker uses a similar two-step login, but they have a workaround URL that can bypass the email question. For example:
https://www.pivotaltracker.com/signin?credentials%5Busername%5D=somebody@somewhere.com
One button click in the password manager to login. Does Bitbucket have anything like that?
Here is some discussion as to why Google started this pattern:
https://ux.stackexchange.com/a/78810
Some of the reasons Google made this change were:
It is likely that these same benefits apply to Atlassian.
Note: If you access Bitbucket regularly on the same device you should not see the login page because the autologin cookie will be saved for 30 days.
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