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The way the text is formatted, or the order of the values rather, doesnt work as a direct copy paste, have to go through and fill in each one individually - still very handy!

Error 1:
"Manifest version 2 is deprecated, and support will be removed in 2023. See https://developer.chrome.com/blog/mv2-transition/ for more details."

Error 2:

"Permission 'contextualIdentities' is unknown or URL pattern is malformed."
line 19 "contextualIdentities"

in line "cookie" part

auth_uid_(NUMBERS)=;",
doesnt print auth_uid, so exported text doesn't work in of-scraper. Tried to log in to OF several times and re-export cookies. Using WIN10 and Firefox 127.0.1 (64-bit)

I "need" support for Firefox Container tabs. Not sure how it'd work, maybe the popup can be "current tab"-aware (not sure if possible lol).

Since the latest update of this on chrome when i am logged in all i receive is this error message now

Could not find valid x_bc value. Please open OnlyFans.com once and make sure it fully loads. If you are not logged in, please log in and refresh the page

it doesn't matter if i uninstall the extension re install it anything it still throws the same error

The OnlyFans downloader as changed how the settings are organized and what is grabbed. Is it possible to get an update to account for the latest version of the downloader?

Hiii,

I have an OnlyFans agency and I would be happy to build Python script to automate chatting with costumers via GPT chat.
Could you please help me to create this code? As far as I know there are some difficulties with API in Onlyfans website so the data could only be transferred by data scrapping, am I right?

there is x-bc requirement now, could you please add it, thank you

Installed the new version of OnlyFans ripper, followed instructions, copy/pasted auth info from latest version of Cookie Helper and still have Auth Issues, errors. Any ideas?

Currently the user agent is retrieved using the navigator.userAgent global variable.
This is what the browser reports by default.

However, some power users might be using user agent switchers or Firefox's resistFingerprinting setting, making navigator.userAgent the "wrong" value.

We should probably make use of a 3rd party API to retrieve the user agent that the browser sends to websites, if possible via the extension.