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I'm creating an android app that will share content through twitter and i'm facing some trouble with twitter oauth . I'm using twitter4j . I've seen some tutorials but all of than open the browser for autorization. Is there some way to autorize without open the browser? some sort of : dialog pops up and the user type his id and password , and the api autorize it without open the browser , webView , etc...

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  • There is an example of what you need in my question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11013689/twitter-api-returns-invalid-callback-cannot-authorize – Bojan Radivojevic Jun 13 '12 at 12:26

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You need to load the twitter page, but you can do it in a WebView. You don't need to pass it off to the Browser.

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