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, 8 January 2007Identity management at browser level with OpenID
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I think Firefox should use the features of the new Windows Aero graphics in Vista to make the browser transparent in some areas, that the user could choose, | I think Firefox should use the features of the new Windows Aero graphics in Vista to make the browser transparent in some areas, that the user could choose, | ||
so say you could see your MS Word document and see the browser somewhat at the same time. | so say you could see your MS Word document and see the browser somewhat at the same time. | ||
== Identity management at browser level with OpenID == | |||
Current foreseen enhancements to identity management are only small tweaks. A real step ahead would be to include openID management at the browser level, as suggested in the [http://iwantmyopenid.org/bounty comments here]. | |||
This would simply revolutionize everyone's identity online, since what all web sites are waiting for is just some sort of support similar to what Mozilla/Firefox could bring. Everyone's waiting for that, but just not doing it because of this lack of support. | |||
It would really make life easier to both site owners and visitors. | |||
Of course users should be able to switch identities from within the browser. | |||
Ultimately, that could mean not signing in anymore to any compatible web site as you would just do it once at the browser level. | |||