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Isn’t this the same thing classic OpenID did? And didn’t OpenID define delegation, so that you could give your own URL and still end up using a provider-specifi
by JimDabell 3y ago
Isn’t this the same thing classic OpenID did? And didn’t OpenID define delegation, so that you could give your own URL and still end up using a provider-specific login? Are they going to end up rediscovering all the problems and solutions OpenID did?
- YetAnotherNick 3y agoWhat problems did OpenID face. It definitely looks bit risky but I can't think of any concrete problem.
- noirscape 3y agoOpenID faced the problem of an underdefined spec, causing every OpenID provider to do things just different enough for them to not be portable with one another. Which is why OID withered away in favor of just implementing the biggest social media login used by your audience (Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Facebook and if your audience includes gamers, Steam) and relying on that instead.