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I’d suggest showing the message few seconds after the user stop typing in the password field, in order to make it feel more confident that no password were actually transmitted.
Well you should handle empty username/password and say congrats
I think you shouldn’t encourage people to enter their Facebook username and password on your site.
Really do you think we wanna leave our Fb username and password to you?
You’re out like a balcony!
I’d suggest showing the message few seconds after the user stop typing in the password field, in order to make it feel more confident that no password were actually transmitted.
FULL BULLSHIT? And answer me that: Why the Hell would I give you my facebook passwd?
That looks so fishy it makes me wanna have seafood for lunch…
For those of you thinking this is a scam to steal your password, try just clicking the disable forever link
It’s obviously an intelligence test… find out who’s dumb enough to hand over their FB identity to random websites…
Hah, I did view-source before being told so. I passed.