They "sunsetted" @Anywhere so they can focus on embedded tweets, a more focused attempt to provide badges/widgets for browsers. So really I doubt they want brow

They "sunsetted" @Anywhere so they can focus on embedded tweets, a more focused attempt to provide badges/widgets for browsers. So really I doubt they want browser apps calling their API directly, but rather to use their embed timelines. I realise that's a tiny subset of what's possible with the JSONP API, but that's my guess about why they won't support JSONP. And, if they do shut it down, it sucks. I've run http://listoftweets.com http://listoftweets.com for several years and made various other Twitter mashups using their JSONP API.