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It doesn't seem too bad when enforcing https (using the return address whitelisting in the developer console). Am I missing something?
by svens_ 10y ago
It doesn't seem too bad when enforcing https (using the return address whitelisting in the developer console). Am I missing something?
- AlexWhite_ 10y agoCustomer will see token anyway
- svens_ 10y agoAh yes, of course. I did miss that. The implicit (client-side) auth flow gets the access token directly and doesn't need another request to the API, that's the whole point. This is indeed rather unwanted, even more so with the new more restrictive API usage policy and the sandbox.