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Looks awesome, with just a few issues. One is that I don't see PayPal support. Typing credit card info into any site not owned by a billion dollar company is a
by eternityforest 4y ago
Looks awesome, with just a few issues.
One is that I don't see PayPal support. Typing credit card info into any site not owned by a billion dollar company is a bit scary.
Secondly, and this is just a personal thing, I'm not sure it would support any of my ideas that might be a use case.
Do you have any plans to add the ability to handle membership or paid unique codes? As a lone dev, I would prefer to never touch anyone's financial info.
It would be cool if there was a service that would handle accounts and user data 100% so an app never had to touch it whatsoever.
It could provide Oauth2 SSO or something, but only if the user paid.
Or it could just act as a paid proxy that adds a secret API key plus the user's per-site anonymized ID and membership level.
It could even have an API fot the app to store files on the proxy, which the user would have full access to in their account portal.
That way an app developer never stores any user data at all, you could make a paid app just by making an open access unpaid app and hiding it behind the proxy.
- dubcanada 4y ago> One is that I don't see PayPal support. Typing credit card info into any site not owned by a billion dollar company is a bit scary. I get the PayPal support, but why are you so averse to typing in a credit card for a company who maybe makes 1 million a year?
- topicseed 4y ago> for a company who maybe makes 1 million a year Do they?
- UncleEntity 4y agoBecause they probably have bad interwebs security? PayPal loses credit card information to hackers and there’s congressional investigations, dodgy website selling “links” gets hacked and it’s all about “buyer beware”.