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Allow users to sign up and/or login with a Google account

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I would prefer to login to the website with a Google account instead of a standalone Codidact account; I might not be the only one.

I ask the community managers to consider adding such an option; I have actually sent an email about this about one month ago but didn't get a reply.


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Why? (9 comments)
or with Github account ? (1 comment)
or with Github account ?
4015.alt‭ wrote about 3 years ago

while I don't prefer login/signing up with a Google account, I see the appeal of using a social media, or another network account for authentication. and I support this suggestion