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Currently, if user has email like MAIL@mail.com and enters mail@mail.com in "email" field on Reset password page, system replies with error: "Could not initiate password reset: User does not exist" which is pretty misleading.
Moreover, if there's user with registration email MAIL@mail.com in DB and another user will enter mail@mail.com upon registering new account, system would allow him to create new account with this email.
Please consider making email field case insensitive
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[feature request] make field " Reset password: field email
[feature request] make field "email" on Reset password page case insensitive
May 10, 2023
utkonostracker
changed the title
[feature request] make field "email" on Reset password page case insensitive
[bug] make field "email" on Register & Reset password pages case insensitive
May 10, 2023
utkonostracker
changed the title
[bug] make field "email" on Register & Reset password pages case insensitive
[bug] field "email" on Register & Reset password pages is case sensitive
May 10, 2023
Currently, if user has email like MAIL@mail.com and enters mail@mail.com in "email" field on Reset password page, system replies with error: "Could not initiate password reset: User does not exist" which is pretty misleading.
Moreover, if there's user with registration email MAIL@mail.com in DB and another user will enter mail@mail.com upon registering new account, system would allow him to create new account with this email.
Please consider making email field case insensitive
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: