Gmail API vs IMAP Cold Email Platforms: Which Is Better for You?
Virtually all cold email platforms send your messages through your email service provider (Gmail, Outlook, and the rest) — but how they send comes down to the Gmail…
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Category: Google OAuth
Here in the Google OAuth archives section of GMass, you can find everything we’ve written on the process of working with, integrating and troubleshooting Google’s authentication protocol.
There are a lot of challenges around using Google OAuth in your application so we hope our experiences can help you out at bit along the way.
For lots more on the technical side and challenges of building an app, whether one that incorporates Google OAuth or not, check out our developers archives.
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Google OAuth’s Incremental Authorization is Useless
If you uninstall our Chrome extension, a form pops up asking you for a reason, and one of the most common reasons given is that the permissions GMass…
Five annoying issues with Google’s OAuth Scope Verification
It’s 2020, when Google promised to shut off many third-party apps that weren’t verified by December 31, 2019. While I haven’t heard any reports of anyone being shut…
Forced migration to Google Sheets API v4 is bullshit
Recently, Google announced that the old version 3 of the Google Sheets API will be shut down in March of 2020, forcing developers to migrate to version 4…
Live Updates on the Google OAuth verification process and security audit
Earlier I wrote about my feelings on Google’s new verification process for sensitive and restricted Gmail API scopes, and here I’ll be posting live updates of GMass’s journey through…
My feelings on Google’s $15,000-$75,000 OAuth verification process and security assessment
Last October, Google announced that it would start being more stringent with software vendors building apps on top of the Gmail API. Specifically, developers using a “restricted” or “sensitive”…