Who else hates the new sign in page?

[tangledstitches]

Why do they have to make things slower and more difficult to use???  I know, I know, stupid question!

[wide-world-of-stamps]

Totally agree - when you're switching between userids it's so much slower!

[enigmabear]

Just one more thing they found to fiddle with to avoid fixing things that NEED fixing 

[daydreams_12]

Why on earth would you FIX broken things???

[whiznumber6]

Actually, it's a major improvement for me - the previous page had developed a glitch where an account name and password would load, and the old "click the user-name and the page will generate your other accounts" bit didn't work; it'd lock on that one account name and password, and wouldn't load the other account names and passwords when I clicked in the respective fields.

Only way out was to refresh the login page, and click in the user-name field before the page had finished loading - and even then, it often took a couple of tries. It was happening on several different computers, and had the same error in Chrome, Firefox, and IE.

New page? Works perfectly so far.

[wide-world-of-stamps]

For the same reason you BREAK things that don't need fixing

[wide-world-of-stamps]

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@whiznumber6 wrote:

Actually, it's a major improvement for me - the previous page had developed a glitch where an account name and password would load, and the old "click the user-name and the page will generate your other accounts" bit didn't work; it'd lock on that one account name and password, and wouldn't load the other account names and passwords when I clicked in the respective fields.

Only way out was to refresh the login page, and click in the user-name field before the page had finished loading - and even then, it often took a couple of tries. It was happening on several different computers, and had the same error in Chrome, Firefox, and IE.

New page? Works perfectly so far.

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Yes, we also had that problem intermittently.  

We found it would right itself if we logged into the id that had "locked" itself into the sign in fields, then logged out again.