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I hope that Mozilla Persona[1] (or similar) will solve this problem soon. [1] https://login.persona.org/ https://login.persona.org/

by eCa 14y ago

mmahemoff 14y ago
I think it's an admirable goal, but they have a huge task ahead to convince both developers and other browsers to pick the standard up. Realistically, I expect most people/services will converge on Single Sign On via one of Twitter, Google, Facebook, and maybe a couple others. Hopefully all offering 2-factor authentication. So you'll only need a handful of passwords anyway.
- knighthacker 14y ago
  I agree with you. Those big names, for better or worse, became the identity store on the internet. Most websites tend to support at least one of them if not all of them.
callahad 14y ago
We do, too. Please try Persona out and let us know what does and doesn't work for you. We're trying to solve this thing once, for the whole web. Also, if you've been waiting for Persona to hit "beta" before trying it out, well, check back Thursday morning. :)
- voltagex_ 14y ago
  Does this use a Mozilla Services Account? If so, your password reset function hasn't been working for a year...
- gambler 14y ago
  Are there any plans or thoughts in regards to adding some way to implement it on a website without using JavaScript? You control the browser, so it shouldn't be difficult to do. For example, you could define a special URLs for login and logout actions. (E.g. persona:action=login&onsuccess=encoded_url1&onfailure=encodedurl2 ). I don't know about others, but it would make me much more willing to give a try.
tree_of_item 14y ago
Doesn't seem to work with Google Apps accounts. "We are sorry, this is taking a longer than it should. If this doesn't resolve itself within a few seconds, please close the window and try again."
- callahad 14y ago
  Google Apps accounts should work. That error message shows up when there's a delay with XHR requests behind the scenes -- things look good on our end. Maybe a blip in your connection? Is it working now?
ww520 14y ago
Persona looks really good. Hope you guys build it out for the long haul.
StavrosK 14y ago
I'll vouch for persona, it's trivial to implement and it's what I use on all my sites nowadays.

I hope that Mozilla Persona[1] (or similar) will solve this problem soon. [1] https://login.persona.org/ https://login.persona.org/

by eCa 14y ago

I hope that Mozilla Persona[1] (or similar) will solve this problem soon. [1] https://login.persona.org/ https://login.persona.org/

mmahemoff 14y ago

I think it's an admirable goal, but they have a huge task ahead to convince both developers and other browsers to pick the standard up. Realistically, I expect most people/services will converge on Single Sign On via one of Twitter, Google, Facebook, and maybe a couple others. Hopefully all offering 2-factor authentication. So you'll only need a handful of passwords anyway.

knighthacker 14y ago
I agree with you. Those big names, for better or worse, became the identity store on the internet. Most websites tend to support at least one of them if not all of them.

callahad 14y ago

We do, too. Please try Persona out and let us know what does and doesn't work for you. We're trying to solve this thing once, for the whole web. Also, if you've been waiting for Persona to hit "beta" before trying it out, well, check back Thursday morning. :)

voltagex_ 14y ago
Does this use a Mozilla Services Account? If so, your password reset function hasn't been working for a year...
gambler 14y ago
Are there any plans or thoughts in regards to adding some way to implement it on a website without using JavaScript? You control the browser, so it shouldn't be difficult to do. For example, you could define a special URLs for login and logout actions. (E.g. persona:action=login&onsuccess=encoded_url1&onfailure=encodedurl2 ). I don't know about others, but it would make me much more willing to give a try.

tree_of_item 14y ago

Doesn't seem to work with Google Apps accounts. "We are sorry, this is taking a longer than it should. If this doesn't resolve itself within a few seconds, please close the window and try again."

callahad 14y ago
Google Apps accounts should work. That error message shows up when there's a delay with XHR requests behind the scenes -- things look good on our end. Maybe a blip in your connection? Is it working now?

ww520 14y ago

Persona looks really good. Hope you guys build it out for the long haul.

StavrosK 14y ago

I'll vouch for persona, it's trivial to implement and it's what I use on all my sites nowadays.