feat: add password visibility toggle to auth forms#30
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Hi @Dhanika-Bhat , @yashg2006 I have implemented the password visibility toggle for both Login and Register forms as discussed in Issue #29. Could you please review the PR when you get a chance? Also, if appropriate, kindly consider adding the issue to GSSoC'26. Thank you! |
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What does this PR do?
Adds a password visibility toggle (show/hide password) to both Login and Register forms.
Changes made
aria-label) for the toggle button.Why is this needed?
This improves usability by allowing users to verify their password before submission and reduces typing mistakes during authentication.
Tested
Closes #29