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Well, try the demo. The google login works with a mechanism on googles servers asking you explicitly to grant access to the referring site. If the user doesn't
by flashingpumpkin 17y ago
Well, try the demo. The google login works with a mechanism on googles servers asking you explicitly to grant access to the referring site. If the user doesn't check the address on the target ... well ... :/
I've spotted another weakness though on the facebook login. The username's are generated as facebook_$firstname, which will lead to duplicates on big sites quite fast.
I'd like to see a mechanism asking the users to chose a username.
- Steve0 17y agoI think this is a problem. Lot's of users just type www.example.org in the google and click the first link. they hardly know what the address bar does. One way to look at it is: stupid user, you did it to yourself. Another is: lots of people will be fooled, maybe we should rethink. As I've said before, I have no solid solution.