that is actually totally not true. not if you want to use it in javascript apps that is, ie. a chrome extension.
currently the only good way to use google's v3 api's, which are oauth 2.0, is to use their new experimental identity library. you can however not deploy that in the play store afair. that said, i'd be surprised if this thing just worked in chrome extensions. but if it does it's useful i guess
currently the only good way to use google's v3 api's, which are oauth 2.0, is to use their new experimental identity library. you can however not deploy that in the play store afair. that said, i'd be surprised if this thing just worked in chrome extensions. but if it does it's useful i guess