Thanks for adding my suggestions
I agree with the pro, the main annoyance I've found is in switching accounts, I've always hated having to write out full email addresses
And if one log-in can be remembered I wouldn't imagine it would be too complicated to save a few
As for the con, hopefully you can trust the people who use the same computer as you
With the implementation of the Authenticator next week this will (ideally) be even less of a concern though
As long as there is an option to delete saved log-in names then I guess if someone doesn't want their friends/family to know their log-in, they could remove it at will
There could also be an option to set the RSN to display instead of the log-in name (only a cosmetic thing, would still need the log-in if not using the saved one, or on a different computer, for example it would display 55five55 instead of my log-in name) which would just mean that if someone uses your computer, they won't know your log-in name. While this wouldn't change the person only needed to guess your pass on your computer, they wouldn't know your actual log-in name so when they leave they have no extra information about your account details.
Yay for page 5
Will put the suggestion about the Adv log on that thread in a few mins
Thanks
I agree with the pro, the main annoyance I've found is in switching accounts, I've always hated having to write out full email addresses
And if one log-in can be remembered I wouldn't imagine it would be too complicated to save a few
As for the con, hopefully you can trust the people who use the same computer as you
With the implementation of the Authenticator next week this will (ideally) be even less of a concern though
As long as there is an option to delete saved log-in names then I guess if someone doesn't want their friends/family to know their log-in, they could remove it at will
There could also be an option to set the RSN to display instead of the log-in name (only a cosmetic thing, would still need the log-in if not using the saved one, or on a different computer, for example it would display 55five55 instead of my log-in name) which would just mean that if someone uses your computer, they won't know your log-in name. While this wouldn't change the person only needed to guess your pass on your computer, they wouldn't know your actual log-in name so when they leave they have no extra information about your account details.
Yay for page 5
Will put the suggestion about the Adv log on that thread in a few mins
Thanks
21-Jun-2014 05:31:13
