On Thu, Sep 1, 2016 at 5:00 AM, <sync-dev-requ...@mozilla.org> wrote:
> I see what you mean - no, it doesn't let you get to the bookmark data in > a no-interaction-required manner, it requires you to get a verification > code out of your email in order to confirm the login. > > We're working on an additional feature that will help here, by > remembering devices that you've successfully logged-in from in the past, > and skipping the confirmation step on those devices. But that's not > ready to ship yet. > I can change my app if needed but I still don't see how the new verify code API would allow me to get my decrypted Sync data. For instance, I can include an input box on my web page which I can paste the email link into once I get the message. Then I can submit the code contained in it to recovery_email/verify_code, but what would I do then? That API doesn't seem to have a response body. Would I then do another POST to login? Or is there no way currently for a non-Firefox application to use this new authentication method? Chris
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