Hey @surf.social the atproto early adopter / tech community can’t recommend you until you implement OAuth. This is a pretty big user security issue. Let us know if you need help or contract @thisismissem.social

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@thisismissem.social @divy.zone and I recently went through an exploration of how the browser can help you login to websites with atproto accounts. We recently presented to the FedID CG and here is a sneak peek in case you couldn't join! This is early but we'd love your input before we go too far!

Don’t fret, atproto OAuth is coming to Surf!

<atproto-comments> is a web component that allows you to simply drop a thread onto your page and have users read & write comments on your site. all your users need is an ATmosphere account (bluesky, eurosky, their own PDS hosted from their basement) to log in using oauth. atproto.svebcomponents.dev

i think it's time someone made a google suite alternative in atproto, have that be the "default" PDS; literally just replace sign in with google then everyone understands the concept of oauth and we can move on with our happy atmospheric lives

<atproto-comments> is a web component that allows you to simply drop a thread onto your page and have users read & write comments on your site. all your users need is an ATmosphere account (bluesky, eurosky, their own PDS hosted from their basement) to log in using oauth. atproto.svebcomponents.dev

its actually really cool that instead of having my own account system i can now just integrate atproto oauth into whatever project i'm making and instantly have everything i need in terms of user identity