Landager Remembers Your Last Sign-In Method

Landager is designed to make signing in as fast and frictionless as possible. One way we do this is by remembering your last-used sign-in method and visually highlighting it the next time you visit the login page.

How It Works

When you sign in to Landager — whether using email and password or Google OAuth — the system records which method you used.

The next time you visit the login page:

• Your last-used sign-in option is highlighted so you can see it immediately
• You don't have to think about which method you used before
• You can sign in with a single glance and click

Why This Matters

If you manage multiple online accounts, it's easy to forget how you signed up for a specific service. Did you use your email? Did you use Google? Landager eliminates this guesswork by showing you exactly which method you used last time.

This is especially helpful if you:

• Use Google OAuth and don't want to accidentally try entering a password that doesn't exist
• Use email and password and don't want to click the Google button by mistake
• Share a computer and want to quickly identify your sign-in method

Can I Change My Sign-In Method?

Your sign-in method is tied to how your account was created. If you originally signed up with email and password, you'll continue using that method. If you signed up with Google, you'll continue using Google OAuth.

The remembered highlight simply helps you identify the right option faster — it doesn't lock you into a workflow or prevent you from seeing other options on the login page.

Related Guides

• How to Sign Up with Email and Password
• How to Sign In with Google OAuth
• Troubleshooting Login Issues