New Authentication Providers: Difference between revisions
Created page with "This page contains content related to one of the New Features being proposed to enhance our community. === Google === Offers an API for easy integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and their entire Office suite. === Microsoft === Not as easy as Google, but at a minimum we can integrate Contacts and Calendar. === Local Authentication === Enabling this would require we create a procedure to handle user support requests." |
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=== Google === | === Google === | ||
Offers an API for easy integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and their entire Office suite. | Offers an API for easy integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, and their entire Office suite. Ideally, I would like a wiki page automatically created for each contact with Google contact attributes populating structured data fields of a Page Set in the wiki. | ||
=== Microsoft === | === Microsoft === | ||
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=== Local Authentication === | === Local Authentication === | ||
Enabling this would require we create a procedure to handle user support requests. | Enabling this would require we create a procedure to handle user support requests. | ||
=== Others === | |||
We may consider adding Apple and/or Facebook in the future. | |||