GTDZ
#1
In this case I’m using the v2 bookmarks lookup API using offline oAuth process. I can get the bookmarks for ACCT1, but then going through oAuth for ACCT2 the new token works but it invalidates the token for ACCT1.
zootooz
#2
It looks like the user must be signed in to the Twitter account to be authorized. It would be nice to be able to specify the user we want to authorize.
Currently, when the authorization page comes up, it’s signed into whichever is the user’s currently active account. There is no way for the user to specify a different account.
When authorizing a Google account, the user can click a dropdown box and choose the account to be authorized.