Hashing a users credentials at client side before sending to server - a good idea?

I note that a number of sites / applications send a users username and password to the server in plain text over HTTPS, where it is then processed by the backend to authenticate the user/issue a token etc. Let's discount HTTP entirely for this as we all know sending plaintext credentials over HTTP is a deadly sin.

I wonder whether a better practice might be that a users credentials are hashed at the client side before being sent to the …

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