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@gargron isn't it great though
i mean the whole thing of registering apps has mostly been justified by commercial restrictions and a pain in the ass for developers and users
IndieAuth sounds interesting as a more generic way for federated applications to allow app registrations https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/
The question is how do we adapt this after our current, extremely similar but somewhat different system has been in production use for around 2 years #mastodev
Thoughts: The requirement of apps to have a publicly accessible website conforming to the IndieAuth API might be a limiting factor
On the other hand, globally unique identifiable apps is a huge benefit in terms of admins being able to restrict app access. I.e., currently every user can revoke app access to their account, but server admins cannot say "I don't want the cross-poster to work with my server" because there is no such thing as *the* cross-poster
IndieAuth sounds interesting as a more generic way for federated applications to allow app registrations https://indieauth.spec.indieweb.org/
The question is how do we adapt this after our current, extremely similar but somewhat different system has been in production use for around 2 years #mastodev
@aaronpk for some reason, this post does not federate well with all Mastodon instances. I'm trying to boost it from another account elsewhere, but I can't seem to see it. Any clue?
If you’re familiar with OAuth, this introduction to IndieAuth walks through the process of how auth for the open web works. Really happy that Micro.blog supports this now.
→ 2018/07/07 3:41 pm@aaronpk for some reason, this post does not federate well with all Mastodon instances. I'm trying to boost it from another account elsewhere, but I can't seem to see it. Any clue?
@aaronpk yes. Exactly tried that. It does not work. Also, I can't seem to see the boost I did from a different instance looking at this account.
"The other great thing about Microsub, the technology behind Aperture and Monocle, is the separation of “feed collection” from “feed display”. I don’t have to use only Monocle to read my feeds. On my phone, I use an app called Indigenous. I could also use Monocle from a mobile browser. Or I could use Together. Or I could write my own reader interface, if I so chose."
@aaronpk PS: I should mention that I started following you from the other instance. But still could not see your post before searching for it.
@aaronpk really enjoying the custom emoji, thanks
@aaronpk oh, weird. I haven't ever seen that emoji before, that was mainly why i was confused
People who say San Diego doesn’t have seasons are mistaken. We have many seasons:
@aaronpk yeah. this was judged this least-complicated of all the possible options
@aaronpk I agree, you get to read multiple perspective on a topic. Of course, they are comments on web; so have to sort through some terrible ones. But I find the overall balance is on manageable side.