Claude 2d6782780a Say why the direct password field is there, accurately ... The note justified it with "reset silently fails when somebody types a capital letter". That stopped being true: both the login form and the reset form on the site lowercase the address before sending, the app does the same in normalizeEmail, and all nine stored addresses are lowercase already. A dashboard that states a fixed bug as current makes the owner distrust a working feature. What is still true, and is the actually useful thing to know while standing at this table, is that the endpoint answers "sent" whether or not the address matched, on purpose, so a failed reset is undiagnosable from the outside. The second note is today's lesson, which cost an hour: a reset the owner sends to his own address is delivered by Proton as his own outgoing mail, so it sits in All Mail and never appears in the inbox. He is the only person this affects, because he is the only recipient who is also the sender. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>		2026-09-05 19:56:14 +02:00
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