I'm working on a piece of software (SaaS, self-hosted) that acts as a reverse proxy and stores credentials. The goal is to avoid having to require users to know any secrets other than the ones you already trust them to have (a domain login, a Google Apps account, etc.) The goal is to have a single-sign on for the entire internet, and any topology of mapping users to accounts. Account per user could be used if you want to provide access to individual (but company controlled) Reddit, email, Trello, etc. accounts. Many users per account could be used to manage Facebook, Twitter, et al. And access policies can control whether or not users are allowed to send particular types of requests or visit URL fragments.
It's a work in progress, I have an online parser/rewriter for HTML, CSS, JavaScript that can handle moderately complex websites now, including Facebook. Might have something ready by the end of the summer.
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I'm working on a piece of software (SaaS, self-hosted) that acts as a reverse proxy and stores credentials. The goal is to avoid having to require users to know any secrets other than the ones you already trust them to have (a domain login, a Google Apps account, etc.) The goal is to have a single-sign on for the entire internet, and any topology of mapping users to accounts. Account per user could be used if you want to provide access to individual (but company controlled) Reddit, email, Trello, etc. accounts. Many users per account could be used to manage Facebook, Twitter, et al. And access policies can control whether or not users are allowed to send particular types of requests or visit URL fragments.
It's a work in progress, I have an online parser/rewriter for HTML, CSS, JavaScript that can handle moderately complex websites now, including Facebook. Might have something ready by the end of the summer.
Here's an album with some screenshots from last year: http://imgur.com/a/ekoO2
This looks neat - thanks for the share. Feel free to message me progress :)
Looks awesome! I'd love to get updates.