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search does not require authentication #101
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This package uses the frontend API |
OK, but are you willing to throw away anonymous support just because you dont want to consider other clients? |
Suggest an example of anonymous search without OAuth authorization like in this issue |
OK, I guess I will write the code myself. I know its possible using Android credentials: identifier = "3nVuSoBZnx6U4vzUxf5w"
password = "Bcs59EFbbsdF6Sl9Ng71smgStWEGwXXKSjYvPVt7qys" for anonymous access. but it seems you are not interested. |
I am not aware of this method - can you elaborate? |
note the above user @omertoast wants this feature implemented so that they can use it with their private, company software: I have implemented the new anonymous authentication, but I did not do it so that companies could get free code off my back. I am closing this. If someone has PUBLIC TWITTER code, then contact me for free help. otherwise for people with private code, I only offer paid support. |
soooo... were you planning on releasing that example? More than one person in the world can make use of this (I maintain a TypeScript port of this library and the auth requirement is concerning for CI). |
sorry but because of the actions of @omertoast - I am forced to do any further communication privately. feel free to contact me with the info on my user page. |
Close n0madic#101 again
If you use the Android app for example, you can search without authentication. monitoring the requests returns this:
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