scriptbin now supports Passkeys, which are a password-less replacement for passwords. It may be easiest to start by explaining what it means.

• If you use a passkey to log in, you do not have to remember a password.
• If you use a passkey to log in, no one can look over your shoulder and copy your password.
• If you use a passkey to log in, someone could take your phone or computer and still not be able to log in as you.
• If you use a passkey to log in, there is no password for someone to grab out of scriptbin's database, associate with you and try on hundreds of other sites.

Basically, a passkey becomes a login button that only you can push.

For more information, read here.

(Please note that the current way of logging in is not going anywhere. This is just an additional way, that you may choose to use, since it is more convenient.)

If you have a phone, tablet or computer capable of passkeys, it would be very helpful to see if you are able to set up and use one for your own account. As promising as the technology is, it is also complicated and relies on many things properly aligning, and I have only so much access to different devices to be able to test it. If you run into problems, or even if it works just fine, let me know with a private message and mention what you are using (device, OS, browser, password manager if not the built in one).