Certainly not with passwords. If you hash at the client side, the hash essentially becomes your password. Plus a manual web request could store an unhashed version which would break your system. Plus the client would know the hash salt. It's all just a big mess you don't want to get in to.
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Certainly not with passwords. If you hash at the client side, the hash essentially becomes your password. Plus a manual web request could store an unhashed version which would break your system. Plus the client would know the hash salt. It's all just a big mess you don't want to get in to.