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• 29 Jul 09
  

  ges sour
  • • Yahoo! allows users to use their Yahoo! IDs as OpenIDs starting January 31, 2008.^[43]
    • Userstyles.org, the CSS repository for Stylish
    • SourceForge
    • Google^[44]
    • Luxsci is both an OpenID consumer and provider.
    • Facebook now allows an existing account to have an OpenID associated as an alternative login method.
    • In 2.0 RC1.1, Simple Machines Forum allows the administrator to allow registration using an OpenID.
    
    

    Some of the companies (especially the biggest ones) which did enable OpenID have been criticized for being a provider of OpenID identities to third-party websites, without being an OpenID consumer and allowing credentials of another website to work with their own websites. (For example, logging into Yahoo through Windows Live credentials).^[45]

• 13 Mar 09
  

  Justin nitsuJ

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• 30 Oct 08
  

  Joel Liu

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• 03 Oct 08
  

  Ernest Lee

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• 30 Jun 08
  

  Cheng Wei

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• 23 Apr 08
  

  Ed H Chi

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• 25 Dec 07
  

  Anders Thorssell

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• 05 Oct 07
  

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• 04 Oct 07
  

  Sergi Adamchuk
  • OpenID is increasingly gaining adoption among large sites, with organizations like AOL acting as a provider. In addition, integrated OpenID support has been made a high priority in Firefox 3^[1] and Microsoft is working on implementing OpenID 2.0 in Windows Vista.^[2]
• 03 Aug 07
  

  Mats Svensson

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• 29 Jul 07
  

  Suvi-Tuuli Mäki-Asiala

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• 14 Jul 07
  

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• 09 Jul 07
  

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• 03 Jun 07
  

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  • OpenID is a decentralized single sign-on system. Using OpenID-enabled sites, web users do not need to remember traditional authentication tokens such as username and password. Instead, they only need to be previously registered on a website with an OpenID "identity provider", sometimes called an i-broker. Since OpenID is decentralized, any website can employ OpenID software as a way for users to sign in; OpenID solves the problem without relying on any centralized website to confirm digital identity.

    
    

    OpenID is increasingly gaining adoption amongst large sites, with organizations like AOL acting as a provider. In addition, integrated OpenID support has been made a high priority in Firefox 3^[1] and Microsoft is working on implementing OpenID 2.0 in Windows Vista.^[2]

• 28 Dec 06
  

  Moultrie Creek

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• 14 Dec 06
  

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• 20 Nov 06
  

  Matti Narkia

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• 16 Nov 06
  

  Francesco Zurolo

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• 29 Oct 06
  

  Gary Burge

  OpenID is a decentralized digital identity system, in which any user's online identity is given by URL (such as for a blog or a home page) or an XRI (such as an i-name or i-number), and can be verified by any server running the protocol.

  OpenID authentication Wikipedia articles

• 25 Oct 06
  

  jonathan@katzman com

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• 20 Oct 06
  

  Frank Colcord

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• 15 Sep 06
  

  Matthew Weymar

  List of sites that accept openID

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