Last updated
10 months ago
Active installs
900+
Requires wp
5.1 or higher
Requires PHP
7.0 or higher
Downloads
6,434
Category
Utility
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Overview
Allows users to add Google One Tap Sign-in Or Sign-up to wordpress website.
*This overview was generated by AI. We can't guarantee it's accuracy and may not be an accurate representation of what the plugin actually does.
Description
Allows users to add Google One Tap Sign-in Or Sign-up to wordpress website.
Dependencies
- WordPress v5.1 and later
- PHP v7.0 and later
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Recent reviews
Good, but why not retrieve name and profile picture?
By 
manserlandsson on April 17, 2023
Great plugin, but how do I retrieve the Name and Profile picture of the user as well? Would be a great feature for this plugin!
It work's here
By 
FS (felipe.domcamus) on October 22, 2022
It works beautiful! But it needs improvements like choosing a page or article and other things that other people have already commented on.
4 stars for that reason.
Need Better Documentation
By 
Margot Bailey (teamxlk) on September 27, 2021
It would be great if you could give you a better tutorial. Thank you so much for creating a plugin like this.
The best
By 
joseverlopz on September 11, 2021
Easy to use
the best
By 
joserogerlopz17 on August 31, 2021
i love
thanks for the plugin
By 
Dave (airdaveit) on August 11, 2021
I am happy that someone has started the integration project.
works!
By 
bodyfarma on May 5, 2021
Good but need some adjusts.
1. send email automatic edition
2. change user role
3. unselect blog posts to not show login one tap
;-)
perfect
By 
roadlink on April 25, 2021
it works as it is.
Just don't forget to delay google's js if you want performance.
Working Very Well!
By 
artpestov on February 5, 2021
Thank you!
works PERFECTLY ... so simple
By 
James Revillini (jrevillini) on January 13, 2021
So easy!
Install, go to the setting page (currently a top-level one in admin left-hand menu), add your API key which you can get from the Google Developers Console, save options, and you're DONE!
Tested on WP 5.6 on Chrome/Chromebook with multiple active websites.
Not sure how it's working with no knowledge of the secret key, but I'm definitely not complaining!
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