To add to Blaine's comments, we would love to see folks with general
ideas or thoughts about improving OAuth's user experience contribute
to the existing OAuth wiki: http://wiki.oauth.net (also a PBWiki) or
sharing your thoughts on the OAuth mailing list(s).
The iMovie to YouTube flow that Blaine
Please feel free to bring this discussion to the OAuth list, either at
the IETF (where we are currently fielding last-call for the IETF
charter) at https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/oauth or the OAuth
users' group, http://groups.google.com/group/oauth/
I'd also recommend checking out some ver
> Thanks for setting up that wiki, I just added a link to some thoughts
I'm putting some of my thoughts on there too. Hopefully others will join in.
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Thanks for setting up that wiki, I just added a link to some thoughts
I had on the matter (dup'd here: http://blog.atebits.com/2009/02/fixing-oauth/
)
On Feb 18, 1:39 am, Aral Balkan wrote:
> Set up an initial page on the Twitter Fan Wiki (tried to get a page on
> the API wiki but it seems to be
Set up an initial page on the Twitter Fan Wiki (tried to get a page on
the API wiki but it seems to be read-only):
https://twitter.pbwiki.com/oauth-desktop-discussion
Put some initial thoughts on there but please feel free to modify
layout, content, etc. as you wish.
Aral
On Feb 17, 11:58 pm,
Start a Google Doc or a wiki, maybe?
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 15:03, atebits wrote:
>
> Ditto here. How should we get this ball rolling?
>
>> Would be happy to take part in a brainstorm on that and contribute
>> however possible.
>
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Ditto here. How should we get this ball rolling?
> Would be happy to take part in a brainstorm on that and contribute
> however possible.
Would be happy to take part in a brainstorm on that and contribute
however possible.
The UX for setting up multiple accounts on a desktop app where there's
a jarring context change from desktop to browser for each (inc.
possibly logging out/in to different accounts on Twitter) just scares
me.
Ar
Yes, we need a solution for shipping desktop and open source apps. But
indeed, new apps should definitely look towards OAuth.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 13:51, Aral Balkan wrote:
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> Hey Alex,
>
> Another thing I was thinking about was specifically for AIR-based apps
> (and I guess, to a larger deg
Hey Alex,
Another thing I was thinking about was specifically for AIR-based apps
(and I guess, to a larger degree, any desktop app) with regards to the
consumer secret.
If that's included in the desktop app, especially in a SWF for AIR
apps, it's basically open to the world. So another app could
EO"
tools, and a short time-to-live for applications that are discovered
to be malicious.
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 10:17, Aral Balkan wrote:
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> Hey @al3x et. al.,
>
> What's the official stance towards oAuth and desktop apps: will all
> apps, *including desktop apps* be
Hey @al3x et. al.,
What's the official stance towards oAuth and desktop apps: will all
apps, *including desktop apps* be required to implement oAuth?
I'm asking 'cos of the old usability chestnut.
And, at which point do you actually begin to trust an app that you've
instal
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