Alternatively, we just found the semantic use case for the <marquee> tag: a properly calibrated scrolling ticker would give readers the clear option (regardless of initial phase) to start reading the newest token or continue reading an older one, as the ideal selection may evolve unexpectedly based on distractions.

Different strokes for different folks. I care to have folks be successful.

If this still doesn't work for them, perhaps a hardware token they can tap might be a better solution.

Sitting next to some family members, they really can’t remember more than one or two letters at a time, and will peck and hunt each of it. Except if they were typing the last digit, the code disappearing from screen is basically the end of it for them.

If this still doesn't work for them, perhaps a hardware token they can tap might be a better solution.

If this still doesn't work for them, perhaps a hardware token they can tap might be a better solution.