More than a month has passed by since the last blog post on Spread OpenID. So it’s time to report about two new additions to the comparison page: the Estonian OpenID provider which is linked to the Estonian identity card, and Yahoo!’s OpenID provider.
Both projects are very interesting, we think. Yahoo! is one of the major players on the internet and it is providing a very simple and easy to understand implementation of OpenID. It’s cool to see tutorials and explanations on all steps during the login process.
Estonia certainly offers one of the most progressive projects related to eGovernment. The identity card is the basis of a lot of services: electronic voting, an email address valid for citizens’ lifetime, embedded certificates for encryption, and much more. The OpenID provider is using this identity card as well.
We have also added a contact form on the About page. If you want to add your provider to Spread OpenID, change details of your listing on the provider page, or if you just have some questions, please use that contact form. Thanks! 
4 Comments
I can’t find the profile of the Estonian provider. Can you add a link to it? Nothing in search either.
Marshall, it’s the first entry on the fourth page: http://spreadopenid.org/provider-comparison/4/
The direct link to the provider is: https://openid.ee/
Hi,
Is it possible to provide a link for http://okid.me a simple secure OpenID using username:realm:password browser authentification no plain text. Thanks in advance.
Spread OpenID isn’t maintained currently. Sorry!