Open SeanFromIT opened 4 years ago
Hey, many thanks for opening the issue!
anonedits
setting, but currently you have to be logged in to post a comment.Social media logins would be really nice indeed too, but that requires implementing OAuth2 (which is very complicated). I could use a library here, but I'd need to find one that sufficiently lightweight that it's a single file - due to the way Pepperminty Wiki's module system works. If I can't find one, then we'd have to implement a more lightweight one ourselves (which would perhaps be preferable to keep the footprint down, but requires absorbing additional maintenance).
anoncomments
setting (disabled by default)I haven't forgotten about this. Other changes I wanted to make for v0.22 ended up being larger than expected, so I'd like to release them on their own before moving forwards with this.
For public websites, looking for:
Personally I'm also interested in social media logins instead of managing passwords in peppermint.json but that's more of a wish list.