>OAuth is hardly Google only, To be clear, I never said OAuth2 was google only. I said the standard OAuth2 is so much not a standard that an implementation wri

>OAuth is hardly Google only, To be clear, I never said OAuth2 was google only. I said the standard OAuth2 is so much not a standard that an implementation written for Google's imap+OAuth2 will not work for any other email provider's imap+OAuth2.