A few of you have already found this: good find guys!
We know that signing in is a barrier for all kinds of software, especially when emails are involved. To make signing in to your apps faster and easier, we’ve added a new Sign in with Google option in the privacy settings. Users of your app will be able to use their Google account to sign in to your app—we automatically pick up their name and email address when your users choose this Sign In method.
Sign in with Google is available for apps with the “Public with email”, “Email whitelist”, or “Org members only” Sign In methods. Just check “Allow sign in with Google account” in the Privacy settings and you are good to go.
Agreed. Great feature, but wouldn’t use it until I could switch out the Glide branding for my apps branding. Also, you said that you pick up their name as well as the email address? What does Glide do with the name? Currently, Users only submit an email address, so that’s the only data that appears in the App: Login sheet. Does their name go into a new column on that sheet? Would that disrupt anything in the rest of the spreadsheet if added?
But is the name stored someplace on the sheet? If not, would it be difficult (for the folks at Glide) to capture it on the App: Logins sheet? I think there’s a valid use for having the name in several scenarios.
@Tim_Sullivan agreed. I haven’t used it yet, but I doubt it currently saves the name to the sheet. Most likely the name is stored internally like it’s always been.
As a pro user, I’m unable to use this feature without my own branding… As you have mentioned, how can I go about adding my own logo instead of the glide one?
Please let me know urgently. (I’ve created an app and am unable to start my marketing efforts due to the glide branding.)
LOL. Would you believe it that the original post had the following sentence. "“Let us know if this is keeping you from being able to use this feature—we can get in touch with you to see about establishing your own branding when using this feature.”
Seems like the Glide team removed it completely as soon as I pointed it out to them in their support channel.
I think that will 'ever able, for the good reason that you don’t manage the Google sign-in integration you by yourself. Glide manages it. So your users share their Google sign-in data with Glide, and you’re user will always be able to cancel this sign-in option at Google level, for the whole Glide access : https://myaccount.google.com/permissions
+1
May be Glide team could consider reflecting the App Name as users provided their login credentials knowing the APP name and the operator / App owner behind it. Thus it makes more sense for them if it was enlisted under the app name
