Loginizer provides a feature in Social login called Loginizer Social Auth, it makes it easier to setup Social Login on your website, as it does not require you to set-up any key for the supported Loginizer Social Auth Providers.
How does it work?
On your end all you need to do is enable Social Provider and the option to enable Loginizer Social Auth for each provider you want to use.
Loginizer Social Auth currently supports Google, LinkedIn, GitHub and Microsoft.
So now how it works is that, Loginizer works as the middle men to authenticate your request from the Social Login provider.
Once the user clicks on the Social Login button on your websites, they are redirected to Loginizer's servers, which then proceeds to the Social Login Provider where the user will allow or reject the requested data.
Once that request has been accepted the user gets redirected back to Loginizer and Loginizer redirects back to the user to your website.
Where the Loginizer Plugin(your site) makes request to the official endpoint of that Social Provider to confirm the identity and fetch data.
And then the plugin(on your site) processes the data and makes login or register action depending on the configuration set.
Loginizer does not saves any user data on its server, it just works as a middle men to establish communication link between the Loginizer Plugin(your website) and the Social Provider.
Once that communication link is built, then directly the Loginizer plugin(your site) handles data requests making the process secure.
We are working on adding support for more Social Providers currently it supports 4 Google, LinkedIn, GitHub, Microsoft.