Archive for October, 2007

Just a note to let everyone know that we are developing and will release relying party libraries supporting PAPE once the specification is finalized.

We have deployed an example relying party available here:
openidenabled.com/python-openid/trunk/examples/consumer/

The example fully supports OpenID 2.0 draft 12, and can request phishing-resistant authentication using PAPE. Feel free to use it for testing.

PAPE allows sites that use OpenID 2.0 authentication to get information about the way that the user authenticated to the provider. This is an important step on the way to getting the convenience needed of OpenID authentication for higher-valued transactions. It’s trivial to implement and will be included in JanRain’s OpenID 2.0 libraries as well as Sxip’s libraries.

The JanRain OpenID team is pleased to announce Information Card support has been added to MyOpenID.com

What is an Information Card?

What can I do with it? With a self-issued Information Card you can sign-in to MyOpenID, as well as sign-up and recover your account, without ever having to enter your password. More →

Our friends over at Ma.gnolia (awesome social bookmarking site) have revived their monthly newsletter and were kind enough to give Pibb a shout out.

“You already know that we love your emails, but sometimes a conversation is best had in the open. We jumped onto the great service, Pibb.com to get a wider conversation going with Ma.gnolia members starting a few months ago, and the results have been great.

When the team is there, we’re talking with members about support issues, discussing features that could be added, improvements to be made, bugs to fix and more. When we’re not there, some members often are and have been stepping in to help out. That kind of giving is part of what makes the Ma.gnolia community a strong one, and we’re very appreciative of their help. More →

If you have been looking for that one document that will explain how to potentially enable OpenID on mobile WAP sites then look no further.

“… mobile browsing only allows for very few clicks and nearly no manual typing. Having a SSO and most personal data automatically transmitted is key …” More →

If you are looking at adding a forum or some kind of live chat widget to your site, then look no further you have found the answer - Pibb!

By copying and pasting one line of HTML code into any webpage you can embed Pibb in your site.

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With so many online communication solutions currently available how do you chose which one is right for you?

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