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by ozten 14y ago
BrowserID Protocol Spec https://github.com/mozilla/id-specs/blob/prod/browserid/inde...
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by ozten 14y ago
Which pieces do you care about being self-hosted? If you use Persona on all your sites, it feels very much like SSO. I use the browserid plugin ( http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/browserid/ ) on my personal Wordpress site. We actually ha
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by ozten 14y ago
If you had a browser, say Opera, with native support for the BrowserID protocol, then you would not see login.persona.org. No requests would be made to a Mozilla server. login.persona.org is two things: 1) A JavaScript shim for cross platfo
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by ozten 14y ago
Go to https://eyedee.me and create an DASD account Go to http://crossword.thetimes.co.uk/ - this is a non-Mozilla RP Enter DASD@eyedee.com - This is a Primary Identity provider, source at [1] So you see there is no BrowserID provider ch
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by ozten 14y ago
This problem exists today. I can do "forgot my password" on many sites and owning your email account can change the passwords and log in to them. Persona doesn't attempt to solve this existing problem.
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by ozten 14y ago
The low level protocol - BrowserID - is a federated system, so the "they" in your question can be someone you trust (and Mozilla isn't hardcoded) You can use any browser and if it has native support, it will do the client side crypto. It
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by ozten 14y ago
The system is designed to allow your email provider or another Identity Provider that you trust, to store your password instead of Mozilla. Your identity provider just has to implement the BrowserID protocol https://developer.mozilla.org/e
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by ozten 14y ago
The first run on MDN can be a little confusing. Does it work for you on http://crossword.thetimes.co.uk/ ? If not, we'd love to help identify your issue https://github.com/mozilla/browserid/issues/new
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by ozten 14y ago
We've found a user! cheald - please prove it by documenting yourself using a QR code and submit to http://picturesofpeoplescanningqrcodes.tumblr.com/ Next up Sasquatch!
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by ozten 14y ago
I have no idea what Datomic does. This is a good page to reach new users.
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by ozten 14y ago
From your link... "Gecko on top of it. The same version you'll find on a regular Firefox;" Maybe we're confusing web standards with rendering engines, but this is a product with only one rendering engine.
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by ozten 14y ago
I can't speak to what will actually happen, but the intended meaning of that statement is simply... By putting gecko directly on top of a linux kernel, mobile operators can deliver great performance on lower hardware specs.
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by ozten 14y ago
Very cool. You could also do: <script src="http://jquery.js/latest"></script> And keep / as an informative website.
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by ozten 14y ago
There are two blockers: https://github.com/ozten/TLD.js/issues/23 https://github.com/ozten/TLD.js/issues/8 This isn't viable for submission as a Kickstarter w/o resolving those issues. As @jensnockert and @LaRakei have pointed out here.
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by ozten 14y ago
I have a US bias, from my POV they provided the first mainstream web browser, but sure...
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by ozten 14y ago
(Disclaimers: I work for Mozilla) There is a huge difference between iOS and other platforms. Apple, in legal terms, makes Firefox on iOS impossible. This was not the case with Windows; Microsoft was using covert means to undermine user cho
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by ozten 15y ago
_why did nothing but good things for the public internet. It is beyond the pale to print his real name, city, and current employer.
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by ozten 15y ago
Did anyone at Etsy look into this integration? Why didn't this seem viable?
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by ozten 15y ago
This sounds like a lot of clicking. I don't want to manage my email even more than I already do. Maybe have email be read by default and have the ability to mark it as a task... or make a gmail addon that lets you import an email into you
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by ozten 15y ago
Am I the only one who read that as "Hardon is ready"?
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by ozten 15y ago
Twitter has 800 employees? Just say'n...
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by ozten 15y ago
The design of BrowserID is more aligned with real user behavior in the wild. An example is users remember an email instead of a URL. The API/Protocol for an implementing website is much easier, based on implementer feedback.
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by ozten 15y ago
Right, this is caving cowpaths. Most sites have this flow, so if we can lift that up into the Browser and your Primary identity provider, than you can stop doing this on each new website you visit.
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by ozten 15y ago
I'm calling B.S. on carriers don't charge for your key-logging data. My wire had some billing/technical issues and we worked through AT&T's data transmission logs, there were unexplainable uploads that seemed like telemetry or some kind
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by ozten 15y ago
Don't feed the trolls.
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by ozten 15y ago
Firefox reflects the general state of x64 adoption: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox#64-bit_builds
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by ozten 15y ago
I don't think much time was spent putting this survey together... Unbuntu - Like Ubuntu but... less so. "Which technologies" has a blank option after MySQL, maybe that is for NoSQL ;) Probably someone's school work. They are going to be exc
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by ozten 15y ago
I wonder what percentage of people who have enough access to install a plugin into IE6, don't have enough access to install a new browser. To plenty of corporate machines... this will be an annoying piece of bling.
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by ozten 15y ago
I spent 6 months and read the entire thing and did most of the reasonable exercises. I lead a Seattle SICP study group a couple years ago. I <3 SICP, but I don't agree with the idea that Universities should still be teaching it. It reli
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by ozten 15y ago
Could it be they have installed so much B.S. on user's phones through partner business deals, that they had to do something? Pushing this space management task onto the user is easier than prioritizing business deals, getting out of contrac

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