Closed EdwardHinkle closed 5 years ago
If a user uses this method, it should put the micro.blog token both into the micropub token position but also the micro.blog token position, allowing the user to both post to their hosted micro.blog micropub endpoint but also read their micro.blog timeline.
Logging in to Micro.blog will only use IndieAuth
Currently you can only log into Indigenous with a hosted micro.blog site that supports IndieAuth.
This issue adds support for logging in to micro.blog for accounts that either don't support IndieAuth.
Logging in to micro.blog will begin if the user:
If the user enters https://micro.blog/username as their domain, rather than their hosted micro.blog, it should present an information screen explaining that they need to provide the URL for their hosted micro.blog or IndieAuth compatible website.