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Is it possible to use Jolla OAuth to authenticate to other services. Stackoverflow for instance supports OAuth but you need to know the OAuth endpoint URI. Looking at what happens when you login to together.jolla.com the URI is something like

https://account.jolla.com/registration/login/?next=/oauth/oauth2/authorize?state=hash_code&redirect_uri=https://together.jolla.com/account/signin/complete-oauth2/&response_type=code&client_id=hash_code

I can't see the client_id hash code in my OAuth2 applications on https://account.jolla.com/oauth/oauth2/clients so I guess the together client is hardcoded in there?

Would it be possible to register a completely separate client application (say stackoverflow.com) for the Jolla OAuth2 endpoint?

If yes, what is the endpoint URI for authentication, if no, then this is a feature request.

Is it possible to use Jolla OAuth to authenticate to other services. Stackoverflow for instance supports OAuth but you need to know the OAuth endpoint URI. Looking at what happens when you login to together.jolla.com the URI is something like

https://account.jolla.com/registration/login/?next=/oauth/oauth2/authorize?state=hash_code&redirect_uri=https://together.jolla.com/account/signin/complete-oauth2/&response_type=code&client_id=hash_code

I can't see the client_id hash code in my OAuth2 applications on https://account.jolla.com/oauth/oauth2/clients so I guess the together client is hardcoded in there?

Would it be possible to register a completely separate client application (say stackoverflow.com) for the Jolla OAuth2 endpoint?

If yes, what is the endpoint URI for authentication, if no, then this is a feature request.