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You can self-host the js files wherever you like. It's not recommended that you do because Persona is still evolving. However the point is that the protocol is
by tlocke 13y ago
You can self-host the js files wherever you like. It's not recommended that you do because Persona is still evolving. However the point is that the protocol is completely decentralized.
By the way, as a plug, I've implemented it on my site http://www.polifesto.com/ http://www.polifesto.com/
- workhere-io 13y ago> You can self-host the js files wherever you like Sure, but those files would still open the persona.org pop-up, AFAIK (until Persona has been implemented directly in the browser). So until then persona.org could theoretically gather data.
- tlocke 13y agoYou're right that while the protocol is decentralized, the implementations aren't yet. Btw, I don't want to sound negative about your article, we're both fans of Persona and I'm really pleased you're talking about it :-)
- AndrewDucker 13y agoAny signs of Persona being implemented in the browser?
- workhere-io 13y agoNot sure, but the good news is that the current method in itself works great.
- callahad 13y agoFirefox OS includes pseudo-native implementation, with some work still getting farmed out to persona.org. Ozten and Jedp are working on the beginnings of truly native support in desktop Firefox. We've held off on pushing too far in that direction while we toyed with the API and data formats, but things seem to be shaping up.
- mpyne 13y agoIf you guys get it stabilized and working I wouldn't mind helping get Konq to support it (time permitting, of course).
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