Creating a password in 2023 be likeLike A Duck@programming.dev to Programmer Humor@programming.dev – 169 points – 1 years ago33Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentHow about… an undisclosed character limit? We’ll just keep telling you your password is invalid until you figure out the max length.Let the users enter as many characters as they want and silently crop the password to a few characters.1 more...Fun fact, this is a feature of Lemmy: Lemmy has an undisclosed password limit of 60 characters. Lemmy's signup form will silently truncate passwords longer than 60 characters to 60 characters. Lemmy's login form will crash when passwords longer than 60 characters are submitted. Someone please submit a PRJust move to kbin.I would give up before I figured that out and find some other service to use.1 more...
How about… an undisclosed character limit? We’ll just keep telling you your password is invalid until you figure out the max length.Let the users enter as many characters as they want and silently crop the password to a few characters.1 more...Fun fact, this is a feature of Lemmy: Lemmy has an undisclosed password limit of 60 characters. Lemmy's signup form will silently truncate passwords longer than 60 characters to 60 characters. Lemmy's login form will crash when passwords longer than 60 characters are submitted. Someone please submit a PRJust move to kbin.I would give up before I figured that out and find some other service to use.1 more...
Let the users enter as many characters as they want and silently crop the password to a few characters.1 more...
Fun fact, this is a feature of Lemmy: Lemmy has an undisclosed password limit of 60 characters. Lemmy's signup form will silently truncate passwords longer than 60 characters to 60 characters. Lemmy's login form will crash when passwords longer than 60 characters are submitted. Someone please submit a PRJust move to kbin.
How about… an undisclosed character limit? We’ll just keep telling you your password is invalid until you figure out the max length.
Let the users enter as many characters as they want and silently crop the password to a few characters.
Fun fact, this is a feature of Lemmy:
Someone please submit a PR
Just move to kbin.
I would give up before I figured that out and find some other service to use.