Saved login profiles for returning users
Cloudflare Dashboard users can now save up to five login profiles on a device, storing email, login method, and preferences locally for faster sign-in on future visits. Saved profiles appear on the login page and can be removed anytime.
Cloudflare Dashboard users can now save login profiles on a device for faster sign-in on future visits.
What's New
Save login profiles on a device: After a successful sign-in, users can choose to save a login profile on that device. Saved profiles store the email address, login method, and last-used profile locally in the browser.
Faster sign-in for returning users: Saved profiles appear directly on the login page. Selecting one can prefill the email field for password logins or resume the associated SSO or social login flow.
Up to five login profiles can be saved per device, and saved profiles can be removed from the profile list at any time.
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