Your browser already stores your keys, even with the shim. :) Faaborg's mockups are awesome, but they're well over a year old and not really guiding our curren

Your browser already stores your keys, even with the shim. :) Faaborg's mockups are awesome, but they're well over a year old and not really guiding our current work. Still, definitely take a look at them, if nothing else than for the cool way of doing mockups! You can definitely do your own verification without having us in the loop, but we'd urge you to hold off until this fall; the IETF is still standardizing some of the data formats we're using, so the exact serialization of keys and assertions might change between now and then. By using our verifier, you're certain to be up to date. The easiest way to verify-it-yourself is to just run our code locally; it's all open source, after all :) https://github.com/mozilla/browserid https://github.com/mozilla/browserid (PS: The docs are now on MDN, instead of the GitHub wiki: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/BrowserID https://developer.mozilla.org/en/BrowserID )