A commonly needed feature for Web Apps is auto-login. In 2013, Greg wrote about secure login screens on the Blog. This was later adapted into a documentation page, but not updated.
For this month’s project, I have created an example that shows how auto-login can be implemented without storing user credentials.
This is both an update to the blog post for Web 2.0 and an introduction of a new topic. As originally written, the post stored the username for recall into the Username field; which to be fair, high-security applications like banking and medical should probably use that design.
This could be used in conjunction with the Quizverse project to buff the admin / user login functionality 
While I did announce dog-fooding my own private Git-cloud, I do plan to continue sharing open source projects on Github, so I present:
(If your IDE version does not yet have Web Dark Mode, check out the 2022r2-Version branch.)