Maybe @grilme99 can help you there, as I’m also interested in that question. (If unclear, this is the question)
Do you need to login with the cookie before reologging it? I assume you have to, right?
Open an incognito window then log into your bot account. Press F12 and go to the “Application” tab at the top. Once you’re in there find the cookies bit. Copy the .ROBLOSECURITY cookie, this is what you use. Then close the incognito window without logging out.
Sorry - I’m dumb. Could you tell me how to use this in the rank management system tutorial by @CAP7A1N? How to Create a Rank Management System using Glitch
You would use this module whenever you put in a cookie.
Your dependency would need to support the cookie changing, which it probably doesn’t.
< always use the api directly >
I’m confused - I don’t know anything about JavaScript, HTML or CSS. Could you provide an example on how this could be used in my situation?
If you’re not familiar with JS, this is not for you as the module requires a level of intimacy with JS.
Hmm, alright. I’ll pay someone experienced with it. I need it for my cafe, I don’t have the time to get a new bot cookie every 3 hours.
Cookies do not expire every 3 hours. At the most, they expire every few months although the true lifetime of a cookie cannot be detected.
Well, overnight my cookies seem to expire.
What accounts do the cookies belong to? If you sign out using that cookie the cookie will be invalidated, for example.
You should use alt accounts for cookies. Sign in with Incognito, get the cookie and then close the window without signing out!
1 Like
This does work, but what exactly is the __RequestVerificationToken being used for, and how would this work as a “pool” if that API request invalidates all cookies, essentially leaving you with just one?