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Last-used sign-in method badge
Tom Milewski, George Vanjek · 2025-09-12 · via Clerk Changelog

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Users can now easily identify their last-used sign-in method with a visual badge indicator.

The sign-in experience now includes a helpful badge that displays on the last-used sign-in method, making it easier for users to quickly identify and select their previously used authentication option.

The badge appears automatically based on the user's sign-in history and requires no additional configuration from developers on new applications.

Existing applications can opt-in to this feature for their instances via the Clerk Dashboard.