The password tab was hidden for accounts with no password, which is not the
same as accounts that sign in through the provider — an account linked to one
kept its password and therefore kept the tab. That is precisely the account
the person setting this up is using. It goes by "signs in over there" now; the
password it kept is the emergency door, set by an administrator.
And the picture. The provider sends one, the server fetches it at each
sign-in and stores it encrypted in a table beside the users rather than in
them, and serves it back through the API — so the page never talks to the
provider, no third-party cookie is needed for a face to appear, and it
survives the provider being down like everything else here. Fetched once per
account into an object URL, since an img tag cannot carry a bearer token.
The suite's provider now serves a picture too, and the check asks the browser
whether it actually decoded rather than whether the element exists.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
