I recently formatted my computer and saved the txt of all cookies from my old browser and now I want to import them all to my chrome so I don't have to log in to sites I was already logged in like steam, gmail, netflix and others could someone help me I've tried in every way to import my cookies to chrome and so far nothing thanks
And I forgot to mention I've tried all the ways to import cookies and so far nothing has been required
Cookies editor, This was just an example of all the other extensions that tried and nothing was to automatically log everything the way I wanted it to happen
User Cookiebro or cookie txt to export all cookie of browser
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I am building a desktop application that will enable user to login using hist gmail account and would be able to import the bookmarks that are stored in his account, the same thing that happens if you are using brave broweser for example, you download it and enables you to import your chrome bookmarks, but I didn't found any APi from google that support importing bookmarks, so how can I access these bookmarks?
I found that I can get the saved chrome bookmarks on windows from the file path, but I think it's not a practical way because the application will work on different platforms (windows, linux(different distros))
is there any ideas or solutions?
thank you.
I installed Chrome in a new computer and I cant get my list of tabs from the Session Manager extension.
There's no easy export-import option in that manager...How can I get back my list of tabs?
If you are using Google Chrome's Session Manager extension and you move to another computer, you cant easily export and import your session list.
I just found out (by trying, couldn't find the answer in google) that you can copy the contents of the folder:
..\Users\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Local Storage\leveldb
into the same folder in your new computer and the list of tabs will appear the new computer's Chrome's Session Manager.
Just wanted to post this here if someone will google for it...
Maybe it's time to move to another proper extension...:)
I am able to load and display files using the HTMLLoader class. http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/html/HTMLLoader.html
Problem is, when a user navigates to a download link or an upload button, nothing happens. I heard somewhere that any downloads get sent over to the user's main document folder. Anyway to intercept this and get some details? Someone in my browsing history suggested to somehow get it using the Socket class to fetch it's data and control where it would go using the File class. I couldn't make out the demonstration.
Bonus question...what properties do I have to set to make Google understand that this browser is not a bot? I get this in plain text when trying to navgiate to http://www.google.com . It's other services work completely fine though.
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As the subject says, I want to update chrome cookies without opening the browser, by using some script. This is done to do autologin into certain websites as soon as the user logins to the workstations. Can anyone help me in this regard.
I have script to retrieve the cookies from server, so this part of problem is solved.
Thanks and Best Regards,
- Rohin
I have an page with some forms. All the links work fine in IE. They open in a new tab nicely when the hyperlink is click by the user; however, I realized that when Chrome is use the link doesn't open. I keep clicking but nothing opens. The only way of opening the file is copying the hyperlink, opening a new tab in Chrome, paste and go.
Form1
Is this something that browser do? Because I tried it with FireFox and doesn't work either?
It there a way of going around? without installing anything in the browser? Because my user loves Chrome.
Thank you in advanced for the responses.
You can't access to files outside your server or "SandBox", sandbox include the files that user push to the browser or to your server.
If the access from browser to a pc files from web pages was possible, it would be a security problem.
The answer is that you can't with your approach and more importantly you shouldn't. Chrome behavior is in fact the right behavior and it protects you from having malicious users and/or scripts accessing your local resources.
The FILE protocol will access local or defined network named resources which will not be available to a remote user that visits the same page. In other words, you may have outsideserver mapped as a network resource/drive but someone else will not (This does not apply to IPs)
Here's what you can do:
Move the code to a server side script(php, asp, etc) and stream the file back out. Found a quick example here on SO. I did not verify it though. Streaming a large file using PHP
Install a webserver on outsideserver and map a new site to the shared folder. You can then reference it via http (http://outsideserver.com/form1.pdf)
Use the below extension for chrome. It will work.
Enable local file links
Below both options are working and tested.
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