It was so great hanging out with my @OktaDev coworkers at @KC_DC this week! We fight for the users!
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so i made a lil #CSS library that allows you to implement a classic monochrome MacOS interface.
calling it System.css, as it's based on Apple’s Monochrome System OS that ran from 1984-1991.
🔗 https://github.com/sakofchit/system.css
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manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Aug 11
@aaronpk Enjoy Austin! ☕️ I'm in California this week... Hope the weather isn't too ridiculously hot in Texas while you're there.
Thanks! It was okay in the morning but gosh does it get hot once the sun comes out! -
George Fletcher
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Aug 11
And of course Twitter opens the link in an in-app browser:-)
Oof yeah. At least they give you a button to pop out to the real browser easier. -
Dan Moore
https://twitter.com/mooreds
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Aug 11
So in your mind, no reason to ever use a webview/embedded browser?
Or do I misunderstand?
The only time you might be able to convince me that it's acceptable is if this account is only for one app and everything is all first party. If there's only ever one app then there's effectively no OAuth and everything (including the AS) is part of the app. -
Dan Moore
https://twitter.com/mooreds
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Aug 11
Agreed, as outlined here: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8252#section-8.12
However, many folks, esp when first party all the way through, are willing to accept the downsides for better UX (popping out to the system browser being a pretty horrible UX).
Hobson's browser is real:
https://infrequently.org/2021/07/hobsons-browser/
Frankly the "system browser is horrible UX" argument lost a long time ago once the OSs provided in-app browsers that share system cookies but aren't visible to the app. -
So when are you getting a drone to take some shots from higher up 😇
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I still use it every day and add new venues and everything too! It's still the best source of up to date venue information anywhere, usually even beating Google!
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Dan Moore
https://twitter.com/mooreds
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Although if it is a first party oauth integration (where one company controls the mobile app, the APIs, and, through a legal contract the Authorization Server), this injection is less of an issue, right?
This particular issue isn't really a problem if you control the app and AS, but there are other reasons not to embed the AS page in an in-app web view.
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at Gate 32Austin, Texas • Thu, August 11, 2022 4:42pm
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Veggie Flatbread
