Google sign-in and classic sign-in do not work exactly the same way:
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Enhanced security
Google brings its own protections as the identity provider. Classic Plumelisse sign-in adds email verification and, if you leave it enabled, a one-time email sign-in code.
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Controlled local password
With classic sign-in, you choose a password dedicated to Plumelisse and can enable or disable two-factor authentication from your account.
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Recommended two-factor authentication
For classic sign-in, Plumelisse can require a one-time code sent by email. This remains independent from any 2FA already enabled on Google.
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Minimal data collection
Only the data required for identification is used. Google does not receive your Plumelisse data, and Plumelisse does not access your mailbox.
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Faster with Google
Google avoids entering a Plumelisse password and can be useful if speed matters most. Classic sign-in remains useful if you prefer to separate your access methods.
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One address, one linked method
For security reasons, an email address already linked to one sign-in method is not automatically attached to another. You must use the method already registered.
