Simple auth. No shortcuts.
Notes from the team building Authfu, published on a WordPress site that signs in with Authfu.
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We sign in to our own blog with Authfu. Here is why.
This site runs on WordPress, and every person who signs in to it does so through Authfu. There is a password form on the login page because WordPress ships one. The button above it is how we actually…
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Passwordless WordPress in five minutes
Five minutes is a promise, so here is the clock. Minute one: install the plugin Copy the Authfu plugin into wp-content/plugins/authfu and activate it. There are no dependencies to fetch. It speaks OpenID Connect with PKCE using the…
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What happens to a WordPress session when someone leaves
Someone leaves. A contractor’s engagement ends, an editor moves on, an agency hands a site back to its client. The account gets closed in the identity provider, and everyone assumes that is the end of it. On most…