RelMeAuth

RelMeAuth is a proposed open standard for using rel-me links to profiles on OAuth supporting services to authenticate via either those profiles or your own site.

According to our data, RelMeAuth is detected on 0.3% of all websites.

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

πŸ† RelMeAuth Awards

⚑ Sites Using RelMeAuth

We have data on 10,614 websites that use RelMeAuth. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using RelMeAuth is theconversation.com.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 theconversation.com #367 United States English
2 itch.io #375 United Kingdom English
3 crazygames.com #509 English
4 cardgames.io #808 Iceland English
5 prokerala.com #814 India English
6 emojipedia.org #1,291 English
7 macrumors.com #1,546 United States English
8 eldiario.es #1,610 Spain Spanish
9 miraheze.org #1,775 English
10 libreoffice.org #2,057 Germany American English
11 home-assistant.io #2,326 Switzerland English
12 unotv.com #2,583 Mexico Spanish
13 snopes.com #2,621 English
14 rainews.it #2,663 Italy Italian
15 arukereso.hu #2,705 Hungary Hungarian
16 obsproject.com #2,783 United States English
17 serebii.net #3,064 United States English
18 tiempo.com #3,655 Spain European Spanish
19 wordpress.org #3,825 United States American English
20 casa.it #3,826 Italy Italian

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use RelMeAuth:

Most of the sites using RelMeAuth are from the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

  • United States 26.7%
  • Germany 14.7%
  • United Kingdom 10.5%
  • France 5.2%
  • Spain 3.8%
  • Netherlands 3.7%
  • Canada 3.4%
  • Australia 3.2%
  • Italy 2.5%
  • Other 26.3%

Most RelMeAuth users speak English, German, or Spanish.

  • English 72.8%
  • German 8.2%
  • Spanish 3.4%
  • French 2.8%
  • Italian 1.4%
  • Dutch 1.3%
  • Japanese 1.2%
  • Chinese 1%
  • Portuguese 0.9%
  • Other 7%

RelMeAuth is especially popular on .com, .org, and .de top-level domains.

  • .com 49%
  • .org 8%
  • .de 6.7%
  • .net 5.4%
  • .co.uk 2.5%
  • .nl 1.5%
  • .com.au 1.4%
  • .io 1.2%
  • .me 1.1%
  • Other 23.2%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing RelMeAuth include blogs and wiki, online shopping, and business.

  • Blogs/Wiki 14.9%
  • Online Shopping 11.4%
  • Business 8.6%
  • Internet Services 6.8%
  • Software/Hardware 6.1%
  • Education/Reference 5.1%
  • Technical/Business Forums 4.6%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 4.5%
  • Entertainment 4%
  • Other 34%

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

Which country uses RelMeAuth the most?

The majority of RelMeAuth users are from the United States.

Who uses RelMeAuth?

According to our data, RelMeAuth is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as theconversation.com, itch.io, and crazygames.com.

Do academic institutions use RelMeAuth?

Yes. In total, we know of 5 academic websites in the United States that use RelMeAuth.

How does RelMeAuth stack up against its competitors?

RelMeAuth is a moderately popular standard, ranking ahead of 25 other standards we track.

What are the alternatives to RelMeAuth?

Alternatives and possible competitors to RelMeAuth may include IndieAuth, OAuth, and OpenID.

πŸ‘‰ See Also

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