Django-SocialAuth - Login via twitter, facebook, google, etc. from single app

While this is certainly handy. I forsee lot's of problems for users typing their gmail password to autenthicate for other sites. Phishing has been around for a long time, and by using these authentication mechanisms it will only get easier.<p>For users it's not clear which site is legit.<p>This is legit: hxxps://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=lso&#38;domain=Socialauth.uswaretech.net&#38;anonSign=1&#38;continue=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Faccounts%2Fo8%2Fud%3Fst%3DBDKB7DbZLrOEjmE3c2kS<p>This is not: hxxps://www.google.com.evilsite.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=lso&#38;domain=Socialauth.uswaretech.net&#38;anonSign=1&#38;continue=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Faccounts%2Fo8%2Fud%3Fst%3DBDKB7DbZLrOEjmE3c2kS<p>For the avarage user, logging in means, click on the bookmark, see if a loginform pops up, log in. Now it's go to random site, get asked for your gmail password, and type it or else 'no cookie for you'.<p>That being said, I have no solution for the problem.

That's pretty sweet! The demo worked well for me on everything but Facebook, where it reloaded the page within the facebook popup, a littttle odd. This is a great start, though, for developing services that integrate with the API's of these services. Psyched to try it integrating it into an app.

One challenge I have with all these logins options is that it becomes hard to remember which provider you logged in with. We have an issue already with Facebook connect and standard Django auth of duplicate accounts for a single user being created. Often times merging these can be rough. Has anyone come up with an elegant solution to this problem?

How integrated is this to Django? Would it be easy to adapt to other framework (I'm thinking of Pylons). I'm working on a little website and would love to add this functionality without switching to Django.

Wow I was looking for precisely this demo. Rockin'

can you still login with django.contrib.auth?

Let's start working on one for Rails