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Please report issues and feature requests in the Issue Tracker in the gdata-issues project.

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We love feedback! If you have a cool feature request, or just a small change that would make your life easier, let us know. First, look to see if someone has already suggested it, and if so, add a positive vote for it. If you don't find it, go ahead and add it. You can also read over what other people have suggested, and agree (+1) or disagree (-1) with their ideas.

FORMAT:

Feature Request:
Short rationale:
Votes: +/-

VOTING: For example, +4/-1 means that 4 people like this idea, and 1 person does not. Each new feature request will start out with +1/-0.

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Feature Request: AuthSub support for Apps for Your Domain
Short rationale: Need a way to authenticate Google Apps users to web applications which use GData services.
Votes: +13/-0

Feature Request: "Single login" from a website using Google API.

Short rationale: Need a way to allow 3d party websites using Google API operate with a single login for all their visitors.

Votes: +7/-1

Feature Request: Authentication token without cookies (for example request parameter instead)
Short rationale: Would like to access Google Spreadsheets from within Second Live, but llHTTPRequest does not support setting of custom headers.
Votes: +3/-0

Feature Request: AuthSub support for a read-only Gmail inbox domain

Short rationale: Need a way for a Gmail user to grant access to a third-party app to read that user's incoming email messages (but not author messages for instance).

Feature Request: AuthSub support for a Gmail contacts domain

Short rationale: Need a way for a Gmail user to grant access to a third-party app to CRUD the user's Gmail contacts.

Feature Request: New APIs to support client-side caching

Short rationale: Need a way to cache data at client side. Client retrieves data once on login and then subsequently retrieves only those data that changed. For example, API to get blog count, album count, document count, etc. will allow client to retrieve these data if they have changed since the last retrieval instead of getting all of them again. Similar APIs to help caching will benefit desktop developers.