So I've been a while as of late. I know I have an account because I have account set up emails in my email for both forms.grc and forms.SQRL. I manage to reset my password here and get in, oh how I hate having to do that when I had a perfectly good password before. let me backup, I spotted something on the form that I wanted to reply to no problem I Will log in with sqrl oh wait I need to set that up for my new device(s). Get recovery codes blah blah blah I'll good right login no account associated, register for a new account or associate an account... Which you can only do from your identity which this should be my original and only identity. If I create a new one it says that user is already taken which let me to reset my password here. Scratch that I just managed to create a brand-new account on the sqrl side even though I have a email confirmation from when I set up the account a year ago do I have two accounts now? grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. so over here my account is not linked with my identity and if I try to link it, it says I might create a new account.
I'm re rereading this and it's not even making sense to me. And this may or may not be complicated by the fact that I tried to impart my identity to the beta iPad app which now says the beta has expired.
So I tried on the sqrl forms> settings >password and it asked to verify> which took me to sqrl authenticate >popped up the dialogue about possibly creating a new identity> and then brought me to a page "You have authenticated with a different SQRL ID than the one associated with this account."
I'm re rereading this and it's not even making sense to me. And this may or may not be complicated by the fact that I tried to impart my identity to the beta iPad app which now says the beta has expired.
So I tried on the sqrl forms> settings >password and it asked to verify> which took me to sqrl authenticate >popped up the dialogue about possibly creating a new identity> and then brought me to a page "You have authenticated with a different SQRL ID than the one associated with this account."
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