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Linken Sphere - multithreaded browser / antidetect / traffic arbitrage / multiaccount
Submitted by Gor510, 07-10-2018, 02:30 PM, Thread ID: 103056
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RE: Linken Sphere - multithreaded browser / antidetect / traffic arbitrage / multiaccount
What are Cookies? What are they used for? How to import them?
Today we will tell you about magic cookies, or simply Cookies. For a start, we need to figure out what it is?
What is a Cookie?
A Cookie is a small piece of data sent by a web server and stored on a client PC.
Cookies are used for: user authentication, storing personal settings, tracking session status, entering user statistics, connection information.
The main task of a cookie is to store information about the user's sessions, which is used to identify it.
Cookies contain all requests belonging to a particular session.
The browser, when trying to open the page of the corresponding site, sends this data fragment (cookie) to the web server as part of an HTTP request.
HTTP is a stateless protocol, the web site needs to use user authentication in every request. Every time a user visits a new page of the site, the browser sends cookies back to the server. By identifying sessions, the server generates valid user-specific data.
Cookies, use several HTTP requests throughout the session, ensuring the preservation of data.
What kind of cookies do they have?
Set-Cookie: NAME=VALUE; expires=DATE; path=PATH; domain=DOMAIN_NAME; secure
Set-Cookie is the command with which the server sends a request to the browser to save cookies;
NAME=VALUE - a string of characters, excluding line breaks, commas and spaces. NAME cookie name, VALUE - value;
Expires=DATE - cookie storage time, the date after which the cookie expires;
Path=PATH - the path that defines the exchange of data;
Domain=DOMAIN_NAME is the domain for which the cookie value is valid. This command informs the browser that cookies should be sent to the server for this domain and path;
Secure - this attribute indicates that the cookie information is sent only via HTTPS (HTTP using SSL), the HttpOnly attribute also exists, which informs the browser that JavaScript cannot be used to access cookie, they can only be accessed via HTTP or HTTPS.
How to work with them?
Importing cookies into the browser is very simple:
Menu->Cookie import
![[Image: Cookie-import.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/MnjXgnG/Cookie-import.jpg)
In the window that appears, you need to select the session into which the Cookies themselves will be loaded, and then specify the path to them.
Sphere and Linken Sphere support Netscape and Json Cookies.
If you have another format of Cookies, you need to convert them to the desired format.
The script to convert - https://jsfiddle.net/e66azngd/97
Site: https://linken-sphere.info
Telegram: @Gor510
E-mail: [email protected]
Linken Sphere promo code for a permanent 5% discount - LS_V3BYR7XGSEY6 upon registration https://ls.tenebris.cc/registration?prom...BYR7XGSEY6
Today we will tell you about magic cookies, or simply Cookies. For a start, we need to figure out what it is?
What is a Cookie?
A Cookie is a small piece of data sent by a web server and stored on a client PC.
Cookies are used for: user authentication, storing personal settings, tracking session status, entering user statistics, connection information.
The main task of a cookie is to store information about the user's sessions, which is used to identify it.
Cookies contain all requests belonging to a particular session.
The browser, when trying to open the page of the corresponding site, sends this data fragment (cookie) to the web server as part of an HTTP request.
HTTP is a stateless protocol, the web site needs to use user authentication in every request. Every time a user visits a new page of the site, the browser sends cookies back to the server. By identifying sessions, the server generates valid user-specific data.
Cookies, use several HTTP requests throughout the session, ensuring the preservation of data.
What kind of cookies do they have?
Set-Cookie: NAME=VALUE; expires=DATE; path=PATH; domain=DOMAIN_NAME; secure
Set-Cookie is the command with which the server sends a request to the browser to save cookies;
NAME=VALUE - a string of characters, excluding line breaks, commas and spaces. NAME cookie name, VALUE - value;
Expires=DATE - cookie storage time, the date after which the cookie expires;
Path=PATH - the path that defines the exchange of data;
Domain=DOMAIN_NAME is the domain for which the cookie value is valid. This command informs the browser that cookies should be sent to the server for this domain and path;
Secure - this attribute indicates that the cookie information is sent only via HTTPS (HTTP using SSL), the HttpOnly attribute also exists, which informs the browser that JavaScript cannot be used to access cookie, they can only be accessed via HTTP or HTTPS.
How to work with them?
Importing cookies into the browser is very simple:
Menu->Cookie import
In the window that appears, you need to select the session into which the Cookies themselves will be loaded, and then specify the path to them.
Sphere and Linken Sphere support Netscape and Json Cookies.
If you have another format of Cookies, you need to convert them to the desired format.
The script to convert - https://jsfiddle.net/e66azngd/97
Site: https://linken-sphere.info
Telegram: @Gor510
E-mail: [email protected]
Linken Sphere promo code for a permanent 5% discount - LS_V3BYR7XGSEY6 upon registration https://ls.tenebris.cc/registration?prom...BYR7XGSEY6
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