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This looks amazing. I'm currently using Dracula for Lemmy but I might switch to this.
Can someone let me know if the login is using Oauth? Or is it submitted directly to the server? I'm not saying it's malicious or anything but I just want to be vigilant and check.
It's not exactly OAuth, but the webapp logs in at the chosen instance via its API and gets issued a JWT it uses for all subsequent requests.
Thanks! I was hesitant because it had me put in the 2FA code right on the log on page but I guess that's not a big deal since it changes ever 30 seconds or so.