The usage of a paper plane 📨 icon to submit – not send – a comment in Powerpoint is, frankly, wrong and misleading. Perhaps better would be the floppy disk đź’ľ icon indicating the save function that exists in the context of the comment?
Limiting password length for what? PayPal offers perhaps not exactly Shinterface but deserves a mention due to their password change interface only allowing passwords of 8-20 characters – to secure access to a payment method that is accessible across the ENTIRE INTERNET. For those who don’t yet understand it, password storage should be extremely predictable…
A Security Company’s Password Paradox Just like PayPal, Red Sift’s login interface is another spectacle—where entering a password longer than 64 characters apparently crosses the line into the forbidden zone of “unwanted.” A curious restriction for services guarding sensitive financial or security data. Sure, devs might want neat inputs; maybe there’s a rationale behind limiting password…