cookies.txt in netscape format

[muscleriot]

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Thanks for the project very grateful for the work you have put in. My problem was in getting cookies.txt file in correct format. Took me a long time to find a browser plugin that worked.

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Simply point the user to use browser plugins. I used the Chome extension 'Cookie-Editor' which allow to save cookies.txt for twitter in netscape format. (Works in brave)

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Tried manually writing cookies.txt - took hours and didn't work! Found a chrome extension called cookies-editor which wrote the cookies.txt in netscape format in a second. Then I could use twspace without a problem!

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The extension I used is here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cookie-editor/hlkenndednhfkekhgcdicdfddnkalmdm

[mikelei8291]

@Ryu1845 Should we include some suggestions for extensions in the README.md file? Given that the Netscape cookies file format is quite obscure and would normally be generated by programs instead of written by hand.

Or should we consider using a simpler format for the cookies? Like key=value pairs separated by new line characters? The current implementation is only looking for key<spaces>value with regex in the cookies file despite asking for the complete file structure.

[Ryu1845]

I think suggestions for extensions is what makes the most sense. I don't think people should have to manually copy their cookies to a file with a special format

[mikelei8291]

OK I'll add some links to extensions in the README.md file and explain this a bit.

[edrozenberg]

Would be great to be able to just pass in the required parameters on the cli, for ex. twitter sets values for these items in my session, _twitter_sess, auth_token, ct0, multiple guest_id____ items etc. Would be great to pass to the cli directly whichever of these values it needs. Having to figure out how to export and format cookie values into a cookie file or which non-malicious extension they should use in which browser means 99% of the users of this tool will just give up.

[luqasz]

Good that I've found this issue. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to use this tool. Please add info how to get cookies.