Show HN: Single Page Websites using Webbify
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#2Webbify was built with simplicity in mind. You just have a single page (tabs are not physical pages) and you edit-on-page. This is a alpha stage preview. Do let me know if you have any feedback on the app.
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#3Facebook login is a nonstarter for many.
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#4Love the simplicity and the widget play. Managing widget proportions and feel need just a little more work.
It already looks quite cool. I am sure many will be waiting for the next release. Hope to see cooler stuff there! (please let me change my theme :D )
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#5Facebook login is a nonstarter for many.
Myself included. Though I would probably use GitHub or Twitter OAuth to log in.
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#6Facebook login is a nonstarter for many.
Like me.
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#7As a privacy concern I didn't want to give up my facebook information so I backed out of trying it.
The point where I became hesitant and backed out was when it showed my picture and said you wanted my public profile, friend list and email address. Why would this site need my friends list?
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#9Facebook login is a nonstarter for many.
True, will add an email signup and more options like Github
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#10As a privacy concern I didn't want to give up my facebook information so I backed out of trying it. The point where I became hesitant and backed out was when it showed my picture and said you wanted my public profile, friend list and email address. Why would this site need my friends list?
Facebook is horrible at this. You can't not ask for it. In fact, you don't ask for it. Access is automatically granted, whether you want it or not.
I suspect that this might change when there's some massive security breach that causes a big publicly visible compromise (millions of friend lists get abused/compromised by some rogue bot targeting loads of apps using Facebook as just a single sign-on provider), and it'll get changed.
I've had a couple of MVP apps I've demoed to people, wanting to use FB as a SSO, and get quite a bit of "DAMN YOU - YOU'RE NOT GETTING MY FRIEND LIST! YOU DON'T NEED IT!" You're right, I don't. Tell Facebook. I don't want it.