Bill Lloyd

@wklj @mjtsai Twitter is the authoritative owner of their links. If they want to allow third-party apps, it’s up to them. cc/@grynspan

@jonathandavis Via multiple overlapping "details" dictionaries? Any way for the user to pick which app is used in that case?

@mjtsai Users can remove the app they don’t want to use.

@jonathandavis I want to use Tweetbot, but I can't remove the official Twitter app because I need it for 2FA.

@mjtsai @jonathandavis Twitter doesn't need 2 allow the 2FA path for 3rd-party clients. They could restrict that one to the official client.

@grynspan My point was that if you have to uninstall the official client to give another one priority, you can't then use the official one.

@mjtsai App ordering in the JSON file is respected when using arrays, so (if a site wants) they could prioritize third-party clients.

@wklj @grynspan I mean, for example, when you try to log into the Twitter Web site and it makes you prove yourself by responding in the app.