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I wanted to test if Facebook allows such kind of authentication requests:
<iframe src=" https://www.facebook.com/dialog/oauth?client_id=my_id&redirect_uri=my_uri&scope=email,publish_stream&type=web_server"></iframe>
It worked for me.
Why does it work? – Should it work? – what about click-jacking?
And when does Facebook block requests similar to this one?
Cross-domain iframes are officially secure elements, you can’t tamper with them really.
You can float a hidden div over it to intercept clicks, but there’s no way to pass it to or “make” a click happen inside the iframe.