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    Kjell Rilbe commented  · 

    The current login experience is really bad. I have MFA enabled with Google Authenticator. I would expect that protection layer to be pretty much sufficient, so that the captcha could be skipped when using MFA. But you have the captcha there regardless. Why?

    At the very least, after successful captcha + MFA login, you should mark that device as trusted, preferably until further notice, but at least for 60 days. If, during that period, the user does another successful login, extend the trust period.

    Or, as a really last resort, make the captcha less obnoxious, at least when the user has MFA enabled. As it is now, I usually have to go through two or three rounds of clicking images.

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