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I have implemented the sample application provided by DotNetOpenAuth as instructed here.

As you can see below, this is requiring that the user installs this facebook application.

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I simply want to allow users to use their facebook login for my vanilla ASP.NET website.

Is there some way to prevent them from having to install a facebook application?

Update: Stackexchange Facebook login doesn't have an "install" button. It simply has a dialog requesting various permissions. This is much preferred in my case.

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This will work until Facebook forces everybody to use the "Enhanced Auth Dialog"

You can fix this dialog by going into your advanced application settings:

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Changing this setting will cause the dialog to appear as you suggested in your excellent question.

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  • Great answer Brian Webster. While correct for now, this will only work until they force all apps over to the new auth dialog. – bkaid Jan 27 '12 at 23:00