The confirmation email arrived 11 minutes later with a 10-minute expiration.

It’s the small things the make #enshittification complete. https://procrastodon.net/@simon/116395183452688109

Simon Jaeger (@[email protected])

I went to renew my Costco membership today. First link on the homepage is "renew your membership now". That's convenient. I guess people go there to do that a lot. I like that UI design. The page asks me to log in. My Bitwarden vault already has a password for Costco, so I autofill it. Before I can even hit "submit", it says "Your password is incorrect" and steals keyboard focus to do so. I tried to log in anyway, and sure enough, it was wrong. I have no idea why. So I hit the "forgot tpassword" button even though it is literally impossible for my web vault to have "forgotten" my password. I accidentally type in my email to a text field that already got prefilled with my email but didn't highlight it by default. I get a verification code buried in at least three nested tables. I curse NVDA once again for not resolving the almost-decade-old issue that would allow me to sanely create a Thunderbird config profile to turn off all the excess announcements. But at least the email didn't arrive 11 minutes later with a 10 minute expiration. It's the small things. Since apparently my vault doesn't have the correct password, I just autofilled the "set new password" screen. And then the site told me my password was too long. It was 20 characters; their limit is apparently 16. One of their tips for making it stronger was "use a longer password", so that's pretty confusing. Maybe they just tell everyone that. "You used a 350 character password and the limit is 16. Try making it longer!". So I did what any reasonable person would do, and chopped off the last four characters of the password and pressed "Update". And that's when the website told me the form couldn't be submitted because it was "missing the login name." There is no text field for entering the login name. All I could do was go back to the login page, make sure the 16-character version of my password didn't work already, and hit the "forgot" button again. This time, and every other subsequent time, when I entered the verification code from my email, the site loaded a blank page. I give up. The entire web can just fuck right off for the rest of the night.

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