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ID Selector: making OpenID easier
ID Selector helps you set up a customizable OpenID picker, so your users can quickly get an OpenID or choose one they've already set up. It doesn't require any fiddling with your existing login form, it "just works." The best part is that your users only have to pick an OpenID provider once. When they return afterward, they can just log in with one click. Neat!

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Tim said 9:19AM on 11-13-2008
What a great idea! Love it
Greetz Tim - http://www.call-of-duty-5-world-at-war.com/
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Brian Kissel said 1:46PM on 11-13-2008
If you like ID Selector, you should also check out http://rpxnow.com. There are some good solutions for websites that want to implement OpenID and have a market leading user experience as well. It supports all the major OpenID providers (Yahoo, Google, AOL) as well as Facebook Connect. And since its a hosted service, it will also support MySpace and Microsoft when they launch soon.
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