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This looks to be a fairly strong implementation, and I have no doubt you've done your homework, and it might make a decent open source project. But this is not
by olefoo 16y ago
This looks to be a fairly strong implementation, and I have no doubt you've done your homework, and it might make a decent open source project.
But this is not going to be a successful business ever. The end user has no way to know if your application is legitimate or not, Google, Facebook and Twitter can run authorization services that third parties can rely on because they provide valuable services that establish their user's trust in them. You are asking them to hand over their passwords to everything because you have a clean well-lit website.
- PawelDecowski 16y agoThat's a very valid point and I have thought about it. To be honest, I started building it when I got fed up with entering passwords manually throughout the day. It was more of a hobby project. There are similar services (Last Pass, Passpack -- in my opinion both much more bloated than PassKey) which are businesses (whether successful or not -- I don't know. Having said that; I didn't build it with making a ton of money in mind (although it would be nice).
- PawelDecowski 16y agoWhat do you mean by saying it might make a decent open source project? I'm more than happy to open source it.