Account Manager – Mozilla’s Rival Universal Sign-in Standard to Facebook’s Standard

Facebook has involved itself for some time in efforts to become the de facto standard in sign-in identities all over the Internet - to be the one sign-up ID you would need to enter any website on the net. Now, the Mozilla community has announced their intention to get into this space with a competing standard that can allow Internet users to use the rival Mozilla option as their universal Internet ID - one that will allow them to use their Mozilla ID to login to websites all over with no need for right now, account manager a password.

Unlike Facebook, Mozilla's efforts have always been open source. Participating browsers and websites can extend and build on the basic specification Mozilla provides. Their universal ID, named Account Manager, is no exception. Any participating browser will be able to make up its own high-security password and remember it for use across websites. Right now, account manager is in its fundamental stages of development, and is only open experts developers to play around with; but it should be available as a standard part of the Firefox browser person.

A browser is the perfect medium on which to carry a user's identity. And along with the user identity, it could also carry complete information on a person's personal preferences for use across websites. But the defining feature of Account Manager is that it allows you something Facebook does not - it allows you multiple user identities.


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