This essentially mimics my login flow to every site I only use occasionally (e.g. twitter) and therefore can never remember the password for:
1. Go to login
2. Forget password - click reset password
3. Go to email, find reset password email
4. Login.
I wouldn't really mind if this became more common. I don't trust password managers (and access the internet from so many different devices that the only common thing they share between them is that I can access my webmail client or email on my phone.)
LastPass was considered secure on HN in the past, has this changed? Or is there a reason you don't like it? Not attacking, just curious about my own security.
1. Go to login
2. Forget password - click reset password
3. Go to email, find reset password email
4. Login.
I wouldn't really mind if this became more common. I don't trust password managers (and access the internet from so many different devices that the only common thing they share between them is that I can access my webmail client or email on my phone.)