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We just made some changes to our OAuth 1.0A flow, enabling applications to better control automatic redirection behavior in the "Sign in with Twitter" flow. With these changes, we recommend you log in to dev.twitter.com and review the applications you’ve created and the specific OAuth options available to them. We’ve brought back the Allow this application to use 'Sign in with Twitter' option. You
We’ll soon be adding new fields to Tweet structures returned by the API, helping developers more easily work with targeted subsets of Tweet collections. The new lang attribute specifies the language the Tweet was written in, as identified by Twitter's machine language detection algorithms. The values will be valid BCP 47 language identifiers, and may represent any of the languages listed on Twitte
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At the end of June, I wrote about how we're working to deliver a consistent Twitter experience, and how we would soon introduce stricter guidelines about how the Twitter API is used. I'd like to give you more information about coming changes to the API and the migration plan while offering insights into today's Twitter ecosystem and why we're making these changes. In the coming weeks we will relea
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The Twitter REST API will soon return new data attributes to accommodate specific circumstances in which Twitter is required to withhold certain content in particular countries. We provide more detail on this on our Twitter blog and our Support pages. The new attributes, withheld_in_countries and withheld_scope, will denote which countries the Tweet or the account is being withheld in, as well as
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