Instead, you can keep the old sign-up / log-in flow working, and exchange OAuth 1 access token to OAuth 2 tokens on the fly.
What’s more, if you wish to adopt OAuth 2 in your app, given its superior simplicity, you don’t have to migrate entirely to OAuth 2 at once. But be sure to keep an eye on this blog just in case anything new pops up that would prevent us from serving OAuth 1 requests. If you’re familiar with OAuth 2, register an application and check out our API documentation (specifically the section on OAuth 2) to get up and running.
To exchange authorization codes and refresh tokens, you’ll need to use /v2/oauth2/token. For authorization requests, you should use /oauth2/authorize. OAuth 2 flow requires you to know two key URIs: Starting today, you have another option: we’re officially opening up OAuth 2 support for the Tumblr API! Get started Yet here we are, still asking people to use outdated protocols for their new fancy Tumblr apps. Today, it wouldn’t make much sense to adopt OAuth 1 as inconvenient as it is. Time went by, and here we are in 2021, with hardly any popular website not shielded with HTTPS ( including your own blog!). One solution was OAuth 1, conceived by the IETF, later adopted by Tumblr in 2011. It is hard to believe that HTTPS was essentially opt-in, if available at all! Back then, people also had to get creative when inventing means to delegate access to someone else. The reason this investigation was successful is because Automatic actively complied with the investigation and has been making active efforts to reconcile with the queer community following this nightmare.Ten years ago HTTPS wasn’t as nearly as widespread as today. I don’t think the users above read the article. In honour of Pride Month, this is worth a reblog! Don’t buy into Tumblr’s hypocritical “pink washing.” I’d recommend we remember their hypocrisy when Pride rolls around and Tumblr splashes rainbow flags everywhere and attempts to pink wash their image. Apparently, Tumblr – who loves to declare how hip, youthful, inclusive and progressive their values are - wants to restore trust with their queer users. Only the Tom of Finland one was approved. They’ve been visible on my page - corrupting viewers - for years at this point. (These are of course pioneering queer artists who routinely faced censorship and imprisonment in the fifties and sixties. 
All three “offenders” were vintage homoerotic beefcake images (softcore by modern standards) roughly 50 – 65-years-old by Bruce of Los Angeles, Bob Mizer and Tom of Finland. Just recently the Tumblr algorithm flagged three ancient posts of mine as violating their terms. I frankly doubt Tumblr has learned a thing from this humbling experience. Even more mortifyingly, they’ve also had to hire an expert on sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) issues and provide unconscious bias training to their moderators. As part of the settlement, Tumblr was obligated to review their prejudicial anti-gay moderation policies. The CCHR’s investigation revealed Tumbler’s moderation algorithms is demonstrably biased against queer content. Gee, Tumblr would probably really hate it if you shared and spread this damning article … To the surprise of absolutely none of Tumblr’s LGBTQ users, it turns out the independent NYC human rights agency Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) found that Tumblr’s ham-fisted adult content ban in December 2018 disproportionately targeted LGBTQ users.
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