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I'm trying to understand what you're asking. Are you proposing that browsers get more involved in a user's activities on the internet? That a browser should re

by RevRal 17y ago

I'm trying to understand what you're asking. Are you proposing that browsers get more involved in a user's activities on the internet? That a browser should remember a [email address|username] for various websites... and that alone would be sufficient for the user?

amichail 17y ago
The browser would be more involved in the log in process. It would know when you attempt to log in somewhere via your email, it would look for a login email from the site (e.g., going to your gmail account), and it would go to the login link specified in the email automatically.
- bugs 17y ago
  I still don't understand, you want to store passwords/logins in email accounts and have the browser fetch them?
  - amichail 17y ago
    You only use a single password for your email account (e.g., on gmail). There would be no passwords associated with other sites.
    - bugs 17y ago
      http://openid.net/ http://openid.net/