On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 3:22 pm, Maciej Stachowiak <m...@apple.com>
wrote:
This sounds obnoxious and potentially anti-competitive. But I think
it’s restricted to OAuth flows, which would indeed only affect
other sites that allow the user to sign in with their Google account.
So that would be the thing to test.
I tested oauth login this using my hacked-up ResourceRequestBase with
gnome-online-accounts... and it still worked fine. So assuming the
behavior on January 4 matches the behavior when we send this test
header today, we should be OK... at least for now.
I'm still rattled. The statement of intent is pretty clear: anything
that's not a major browser is illegitimate and may be blocked. There's
not really any significant technical reason to block CEF but not
WebKit, after all. It's probably only a matter of time....
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