Another idea of how to get rid of a bunch of passwords to different web resources and make the life of mankind easier.
Universal login system on the site:- The user enters the site and enters your mail.
- He is sent a letter with a secret URL.
- By calling on this URL - it turns out to be authorized, and the letter can be deleted (it can also leave for the future).
This is what the general scheme looks like :) What we have as a result - logged in to the resource, without having an additional login and password - only mail is used. Well, no additional services / libraries are required - everything is quite simple.
Now let's estimate the disadvantages of this approach and how to get around them ...
Minuses:1. Letters happen to go for hours.
Solution: I do not know how to get around this ... although I never went to my letters for a long time, it seems to be :)
2. Enough dreary sequence of actions for login.
Solution: you can set cookies at the request of the user and remember for a couple of weeks.
Solution 2: you can think of plug-ins to browsers that, at the sight of such a scheme, climb into the mail, take a URL, delete a letter, etc.
3. If behind one computer> = 2 users of the service - minus # 2, the cutting is enhanced and some solutions are not suitable. (new from:
alcanoid )
Solution: you need to think more :)
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All, is there a great point in this idea? Offer your assessment and the disadvantages / advantages that I did not notice.