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Changelog · 2026-08-26
Faster, sturdier signups
- improved Creating an account no longer waits on the email server: the page finishes loading as soon as your account is ready, and the confirmation email arrives in the background moments later.
- improved Sign-in, sign-up, and password-reset forms now shrug off floods of repeated submissions from a single source, so your inbox can't be turned into a mail bomb through them.
Creating an account used to wait on the email server. Your account was ready in a blink, but the page held still until the confirmation email was handed off, and a slow or cranky mail server made signup feel slow even though nothing was wrong.
Signup now finishes the moment your account exists. The confirmation email is handed to a background worker and arrives moments later; the page never waits for it.
The same release hardened the forms themselves. Sign-in, sign-up, and password-reset now shrug off floods of repeated submissions from a single source, so a stranger cannot use your password-reset form as a way to mail-bomb you or anyone else. Honest use never notices the limit; a script hammering the form hits it immediately.
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