NOTEJul 17, 2026

note / 3 min read

Web Sign-In arrives here

Using a personal web address as an identity through IndieAuth.

The sign-in form on this site asks for a website rather than an email address. That URL is the identity; IndieAuth handles the proof that the person signing in controls it.

What the site receives

After a successful exchange, jdnlsn.com stores the verified profile URL in a signed, secure session cookie. It does not receive a password and does not create a conventional local account.

Why include it now

Web Sign-In makes room for future features—private posts, reactions, or attributed replies—without making the public reading experience depend on authentication.