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fix(ui): remove back button from sign-in password compromised/pwned error screen #8280

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Hide back button on sign-in password compromised/pwned screen
Ephem Apr 9, 2026
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7 changes: 7 additions & 0 deletions .changeset/pink-taxes-do.md
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'@clerk/ui': patch
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Remove back button on the sign-in password compromised/pwned error screen.

These errors are not recoverable by re-entering the password, so the back button led to a confusing dead end that would always take you back to the same error.
3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion packages/ui/src/components/SignIn/SignInFactorOne.tsx
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if (showAllStrategies || showForgotPasswordStrategies) {
const canGoBack = factorHasLocalStrategy(currentFactor);
// Password errors are not recoverable by re-entering the password, so we hide the back button
const canGoBack = factorHasLocalStrategy(currentFactor) && !passwordErrorCode;
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passwordErrorCode is to me not a very clear name for this flag (it sounds more general than it is) but I confirmed that it is just a union of 'compromised' | 'pwned' so it's exactly what we want to check.


const toggle = showAllStrategies ? toggleAllStrategies : toggleForgotPasswordStrategies;
const backHandler = () => {
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