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#50

I don’t mean to pay 5$ to upload a simple extension to the chrome webstore and for some reason I can’t even create a dev account

I didn’t explain well, I meant to report it to me and keep it private so others dont’ exploit it until it’s fixed

#51

It is up to you but this would still help as you won’t need to log out

#52

You are saying that this is not safe since the beginning yet you don’t say why it is unsafe to you

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#53

Ohh so this is basically an account switcher just like in discord?
Well done!

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#54

Yes since roblox doesn’t have this feature I decided to make it as a third party feature

#55

I’m convinced you’re just starting an argument for the sake of starting one
I’ve ran all of the files that could contain anything malicious thru VT and all of them came with 0 detections, not like it was already obvious that they would be completely clean

ZIP: VirusTotal
popup.js: VirusTotal
background.js: VirusTotal

Try posting links to VT results next time you’re gonna accuse an innocent resource of being malicious, maybe it’ll help with proving your non-existent points

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#56

VirusTotal detects malware (Malicious Software) not malicious code.

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#57

I’ll ask for the third time: what problem do you have with this? Honestly I think that you didn’t really read the code

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#58

I have read the code, My previous two replies were reported (by you, almost guaranteed), because you knew I was expressing the vulnerability. When you create something that isn’t useful, actually making stuff more difficult for the community, it raises suspicion. Especially when accessing Security cookies. Even you were afraid to use your main account in the demonstration. The plugin is granted access to the .ROBLOSECURITY cookie, which contains all security information needed to log into an account.

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#59

It’s honestly ridicolous, I have no interest in having your replies removed, all the others are here and to be honest I didn’t even see them

No i was not but I use my main account on Firefox on which this extension in its current state can’t work

That’s your opinion, I made it, it’s there, if you want to use it you use it, if you don’t want to then just don’t, it’s simple

Ah and also dm me the thing that you call “vulnerability” (if there is one) and I will fix it as soon as I can

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#60

I have an idea, you should make it add a button in this menu instead of making a whole extension button
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#61

As you can see the panel has also a list other than buttons so that’s why I didn’t put the buttons in that menu

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#62

FireFox support

Introducting Accounts manager for FireFox

Accounts manager is now available to be used on FireFox.

Requirements:

  1. FireFox 88 or higher
  2. Add-ons selected in “sync” (configure this in about:preferences)

I may publish this on AMO (addons.mozilla.org) in the future.

:warning: Retirement of the v.1.0.x for Chromium based browsers

As of today v.1.0.x for Chromium based browsers has been officially retired. Due to bugs this version is no longer maintained and support is not guaranteed. A new version for Chromium based browsers will be released soon with improvements and bug fixes.

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#63

this is awesome! it’s really nice because i can just bypass roblox’s annoying captchas, would be cool if you added things such as joining games and etc just like how roblox account manager which, is an actual application does

just a bit of a nitpick, but anyway yeah

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#64

Updates

Improvements to the FireFox version

Introducing Accounts manager for Edge and Chrome v.1.1.0

The code of the version for Edge and Chrome has been rewritten and bugs have been fixed. Please update to this version if you are using an older one for the best experience.

#65

CBB v.1.1.1

CBB stands for Chromium Based Browsers

This minor version introduces a feature that will restore accounts if the cookies that the extension generated during its usage were not deleted after the extension was uninstalled.

Please remember that you should delete the cookies generated by the extension for security purposes if you uninstall it, this is not done automatically as the extension is not allowed to perform any action after uninstalled, if you prefer you can use the “Remove account” button to remove every account (and every cookie associated to it) before uninstalling the extension, otherwise you can manually delete them from the application tab using your browser’s dev tools.

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#66

Poll

Since this extension does not automatically update, would you like an option to enable automatic updates that fetches the code from the GitHub repository?

  • Yes
  • No

0 voters

#67

Well, it took time but it’s here. You can now download Accounts manager from Firefox’s add-ons store:

#68

This looks like an amazing tool. Glad I can finnaly use it on Firefox.

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#69

This update will not come to the Firefox version as it has been published to the Firefox add-ons store.