Passkeys would be a UX with less friction than OAuth. Both could be used, but if choosing one, I’d go with passkeys.
I did a passkey implementation in Flask recently, it was pretty good.
Even so I’m not real sure if passkeys make all that “log in with
existing account” stuff obsolete or what…
“Log in with Mastodon” could be cool. I don’t feel the need to have Google associated with anything in any way, even if very minor.
Can you elaborate?
I’m not sure there’s much to elaborate on, sorry. I just don’t like Google’s dominance online, and I consider anything that contributes to it to be a bad thing.
It’s purely value based, I’m sure the functionality would be useful for some.
As much as I dislike Google, that option would definitely help wider adoption
OAuth support would be great as it would allow existing Mastodon communities launch a piefed for their members!
@rimu SSO with LDAP support would be great so installing with other fedi apps you can all use one login. Also maybe keycloak
I would rather have a login which is compatible with many providers so rather a specific protocol like one of OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, and/or SAML.
