Also known as Persona, BrowserID
multibrowser website authentication mechanism prototyped by Mozilla
To learn about using Persona on your site, check out [our documentation][Persona Docs] on MDN. The Persona Fallback IdP : A fallback Identity Provider (IdP) for users without native support for Persona via their email provider. Written in node.js, hosted at The Cross-Browser Persona Support Library : The include.js file that provides the navigator.id API for browsers without native support for Persona. This also includes the code for the dialog shown to users of those browsers. The Persona team uses Git and GitHub for all of our development and issue tracking. If you'd like to contribute code back to us, please do so using a [Pull Request][]. If you get stuck and need help, you can find the core team on our [public mailing list][dev-identity] or in identity on irc.mozilla.org. For detailed instructions for your specific operating system, check out the SETUP docs in the docs/ folder. 1. Clone the repository to your machine. 2. Run npm install from the root of your clone. 3. Run npm start from the root of your clone. When you run npm start , it will print several URLs to your terminal. You can test that everything is working by visiting the URL for the example (RP) site. Look for a line like this in the terminal: 1. Use git pull to retrieve new changes. 2. Delete both the var and node modules folders in the root of your local clone. 3. Run npm install from the root of your local clone. Backend unit tests against a custom, zero-dependency JSON database. Backend unit tests against MySQL, what we use in production. Frontend unit tests run headlessly against PhantomJS. You can control which tests are run using the WHAT TESTS env var, see scripts/test for details. All source code here is available under the [MPL 2.0][] license, unless otherwise indicated.
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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).