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The original OpenID was fine.
by badgersnake 4mo ago
The original OpenID was fine.
- notpushkin 4mo agoIndieAuth is fine (but I’ve yet to see an implementation out in the wild). Tailscale’s implementation of OIDC is nice: https://tailscale.com/docs/integrations/identity/custom-oidc https://tailscale.com/docs/integrations/identity/custom-oidc But all that only makes sense if you own a domain name.
- wolrah 4mo ago> But all that only makes sense if you own a domain name. I have a hard time believing the venn diagram of "has a need for an auth provider" and "has at least one domain name" isn't just a a small circle almost entirely inside a large one, and the sliver on the outside is not for any reason other than stubborn refusal.
- notpushkin 4mo agoSorry, you’ve lost me. Which one is the small circle? My point was basically: OpenID 1 tried to let people log into websites using domain names. This is still possible to implement (and easier than OpenID, IMO), but people just don’t want to bother with domains.