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I'm also voting for openID support. I wasn't a fan of openID at first, but started using it to manage my 37 signals accounts and its awesome.

And honestly, I've forgotten my password for RTM at least 4 times now. I had to reset it just a few seconds ago.

Hopefully this is high on your to-do list.

Posted 5 years ago

Support OpenID please!!!!

Posted 5 years ago

A great idea.

Posted 5 years ago

same here !!!!

Posted 5 years ago

I am using openid for 37 signals stuff and it seems useful.

Posted 5 years ago

Yes please to OpenID

Posted 5 years ago

One more for OpenID

Posted 5 years ago

I don't know of many sites that use OpenID, so I use a password manager. I use a commercial one (because that's what I started using), but there is an awesome, free, and open source release called KeePass, too. It works on many platforms and even fits on a USB key.

Posted 5 years ago

angela.randall

Open ID will be very useful for app integration in the future..

Posted 5 years ago

magbeat

I'm voting on that too. OpenID is great!

Posted 5 years ago

+1

Posted 5 years ago

+11 (or however many replies there have been so far... :)

Posted 5 years ago

+1... I've started using OpenID and would like to get rid of as many passwords as possible.

Posted 5 years ago

gmonty

Yep. Would be nice, but can live without.

Posted 5 years ago

I'd love to see OpenID authentication for Remeber The Milk.

Posted 5 years ago

axyjo

+1 yet again

Posted 5 years ago

+1 for OpenId and oAuth

Posted 5 years ago

+ 1!

Posted 5 years ago

cainmark

+1

Posted 5 years ago

and me.

Posted 5 years ago

I like the idea of openid, although I've heard some criticism about it. It also seems like they have kind of stagnated. I got my openid a few months ago and since then they've added no new supporting sites. Doesn't seem very promising...

Posted 5 years ago

+1 OpenID is a very useful service. It takes some setup, but it greatly reduces headaches all around.

Posted 5 years ago

Yet another vote!

Posted 5 years ago

+1

Posted 5 years ago

Another vote for OpenID please!

Posted 5 years ago

+1: I'm increasingly seeing OpenID as a necessity to any web service.

Posted 5 years ago

+1

Posted 5 years ago

+1 - would help a TON.

Posted 5 years ago

+1

With drupal 6 now supporting OpenID in core, I expect we'll see it hit critical mass shortly. Also with the OpenID Seatbelt firefox plugin, it should mean I never have to see that yellow box in RTM for gmail again.

Posted 5 years ago

+1 - it's a nice feature to show your users you care

Posted 5 years ago

+1

Posted 5 years ago

fororino

+1
Please add it like mindmeister or fastladder

Posted 5 years ago

tommorris

+1
I use OpenID on a ridiculous number of websites, and it makes my life so much easier. Adding it to Remember The Milk would be fantastic.

Posted 5 years ago

tdekov

+1 OpenID, yes please!

Posted 5 years ago

kseistrup

Cast your vote here:

· demand.openid.net

Cheers,
Klaus

Posted 5 years ago

+1 for Open ID too.

I've just raised another topic in the ideas as I only found this one after I started the other one (typical!)

Posted 4 years ago

Always a big supporter of OpenID anywhere. Implementing this would be awesome.

Posted 4 years ago

Voted here and on demand.openid.net.

Posted 4 years ago

+1

Posted 4 years ago

+1 :)

Posted 4 years ago

altmann.mark

like to have this support too.

Posted 4 years ago

blacksir

+1

Posted 4 years ago

+ 1

Posted 4 years ago

Another +1, though given the original post was over a year ago I don't suppose it'll happen any time soon...

Posted 4 years ago

+1

Posted 4 years ago

+1

Posted 4 years ago

+1

Posted 4 years ago

I would really enjoy openID or one another SSO systeme like:
Google SAML

Posted 4 years ago

arwild01

I would actually prefer Google SAML to OpenID because I'm such a heavy google user, but OpenID is better than having to log into RTM directly.

My Wife and I share a laptop and we always remember to log into and out of google, but having to log into RTM separately is a pain. While I endure it, I'm not willing to introduce RTM to my wife because I don't want to have to explain to her that she'll have to log in a second time after logging into gmail to see her tasks

Posted 4 years ago

Especially since the introduction of the gadget for GMail, it would be extremely helpful if I could be logged into RTM simply by logging into GMail

Posted 4 years ago

+1 :)

Posted 4 years ago

fororino

Will it come ?

Posted 4 years ago

mccu7pj2

+1 from me please.

Posted 4 years ago

Why can't I log into my account using my google openID?
Please add this feature ASAP.

Posted 4 years ago

Do the " sign in with your goof acct". RTM already used goof services so much it just makes sense

Posted 4 years ago

SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) Service for Google Apps at http://code.google.com/apis/apps/sso/saml_reference_implementation.html

VS.

OpenID at http://openid.net/

Is there anything keeping *both* from being implemented?

Posted 4 years ago

I also expect OpenID support to be implemented.

Posted 4 years ago

would love openid support!

Posted 4 years ago

http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/05/18/facebook-becomes-largest-openid-relying-party/

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

enrico.sirola

+1

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

peter.loh

+1

c'mon rtm, we need openid & sso saml please!

Posted 3 years ago

kimptoc

+1 from me too, I would like to use a secure password, but its bad enough updating 10 passwords every 6 weeks, so my password is not what it could be :(

Posted 3 years ago

+1

RTM needs OpenID and OAuth for its API!!

Posted 3 years ago

I'm really surprised that RTM doesn't have OpenID/Google Account support as yet.

I personally don't really care which you implement (if you don't have resource to do both), but support for one or the other is becoming increasingly important.

Also surprised at how little feedback there's been on this from the RTM team - seems like there's quite a demand for it.

Posted 3 years ago

Concur. +1

Posted 3 years ago

pbeens

I had accidentally started another thread about this, not knowing that this thread already existed.

My comments from there:

I'd love to see OpenID added to your website for logging in, preferably using Google credentials:
http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/docs/OpenID.html
This would make things one step easier for many (most?) of us, as we wouldn't have to enter two sets of login credentials for accessing our Gmail/Google accounts and RTM, particularly when we're using any of the RTM gadgets or extensions in Gmail, iGoogle, Google Calendar, etc.
Anyone else see the value in this?

I'm surprised that there has been response from RTM!

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

jwhite.rtm

+1

Posted 3 years ago

fredcool

+1

Posted 3 years ago

@pbeens Pro , have we a chance?

Posted 3 years ago

+1

https://rpxnow.com/

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 3 years ago

Yes please add openID

Posted 3 years ago

+1 for OpenId and compatibility with Google credentials

Posted 3 years ago

today I was remembered again, that I would love/need OpenID or "Sign in with Google" support (see: http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/docs/OpenID.html), because Google Chrome has no master password for its password manager. So I can't use it.

And RTM is one of my last services which don't uses something like OpenID.

+1

Thx

Posted 3 years ago

laszlo.beres

I'd love to use OpenID integrated RTM, so here comes my +1

Posted 3 years ago

+1

Posted 2 years ago

+!

Posted 2 years ago

j.daniel.cook

+1

Posted 2 years ago

Just to remind any developers: yes please!

Posted 2 years ago

+1

Posted 2 years ago

Yeahhh, login with a Google account is now supported.
Thank You!

Posted 2 years ago

danep

+1 to OpenID support

Posted 2 years ago

mbunkus

I still would like to have OpenID support for non-Google providers. I am a user of Google's services myself, but I just don't want to run everything by Google. They already know more than enough about me and my personal live.

Posted 1 year ago