The DFINITY Foundation has proposed an update called Internet Identity Upgrade 135312: Domains Compatibility, aiming to improve how users log in across its platforms. This change addresses a common frustration for users switching between identity.ic0.app and identity.internetcomputer.org, where credentials were previously tied to specific domains.
With the upgrade, logging in becomes easier. Users no longer need to create separate credentials for each domain, as the system will automatically fetch the right credentials, no matter where they were first registered. For most people, this change will happen quietly in the background, keeping interactions with ICP services smooth and uninterrupted.
This update focuses on improving user trust and engagement within the ICP ecosystem. By simplifying the login process, the platform hopes to make its decentralized identity solution more approachable, potentially drawing in more users.
The proposal is open for voting through ICP’s governance system, the Network Nervous System (NNS). Anyone interested can visit the NNS dashboard to cast their vote and help decide if this change moves forward. Community feedback during this process will play a key role in shaping this update and future improvements.
As ICP continues to refine its infrastructure, this proposal highlights a focus on user experience and security. Voting is open now, offering a chance to help make web3 interactions easier and more secure.
