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Oauth2.0 login with android webview.
In my app, I use Oauth 2.0 flow with webview in andorid. according to google announcing, Google webview log-in is prohibited from April 20. I want to use Dropbox log-in on browser without dropbox s...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffIf you're implementing the OAuth app authorization flow yourself without using an SDK, you should use the standard documented OAuth endpoints. That is, you should use /oauth2/authorize instead of /connect, as /connect isn't documented and only meant for use in the official SDKs.
When using the OAuth 2 app authorization flow, your redirect URI doesn't technically need to be https://. You can use http:// redirect URIs on localhost only (e.g., for testing) or a custom local URL scheme (like the SDK does).
Also, if you are building on Android, we do recommend using the official API v2 Java SDK. There's a sample Android app you can refer to.
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