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Factor out ChromiumBased._nt_to_unix_timestamp
dlenski Apr 15, 2023
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[WIP] Add method to load login credentials as well as cookies
dlenski Apr 16, 2023
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Merge pull request #163 from dlenski/simplify
rafiibrahim8 Apr 18, 2023
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[WIP] Add method to load login credentials as well as cookies
dlenski Apr 16, 2023
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Add browser-cookie CLI
dlenski Jan 5, 2022
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Load Firefox logins.json file
dlenski May 13, 2023
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[WIP needs decryption] Firefox load logins
dlenski May 13, 2023
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pip install browser-cookie3
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## Usage ##
## Python usage ##

Here is a *dangerous* hack to extract the title from a webpage:
```python
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>>> get_title(r.content)
'richardpenman / home — Bitbucket'
```

## Command-line usage

Run `browser-cookie --help` for all options. Brief examples:

```sh
$ browser-cookie --firefox stackoverflow.com acct
t=BASE64_STRING_DESCRIBING_YOUR_STACKOVERFLOW_ACCOUNT

$ browser-cookie --json --chrome stackoverflow.com acct
{"version": 0, "name": "acct", "value": "t=BASE64_STRING_DESCRIBING_YOUR_STACKOVERFLOW_ACCOUNT",
"port_specified": false, "domain": ".stackoverflow.com", "domain_specified": true,
"domain_initial_dot": true, "path": "/", "path_specified": true, "secure": 1,
"expires": 1657049738, "discard": false, "rfc2109": false}

$ browser-cookie nonexistent-domain.com nonexistent-cookie && echo "Cookie found" || echo "No cookie found"
No cookie found
```

## Fresh cookie files
Creating and testing a fresh cookie file can help eliminate some possible user specific issues. It also allows you to upload a cookie file you are having issues with, since you should never upload your main cookie file!
### Chrome and chromium
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