This example will go over how to copy specific cookies from a url from one tab to another using the cookie thinger feature. You can find more information on this here.
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First you are going to want to open up the cookie-thinger.txt file.
- You can open the cookie-thinger.txt file using the “Edit cookie-thinger.txt” command, or by following the path linked here in your filing system.
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After you have opened the file, you will want to open to Jancy and navigate to the page where you will be wanting to copy cookies.
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Now you will want to set the tab you are copying cookies from to one of the cookie thinger tab values using one of the following commands.
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New key binds can be created for unbound commands in the key binds settings page. you can find more information on this here.
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- Right click in the window and click inspect this should open the developer tools panel.
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If you are finding the developer tools panel too small, you can change your settings so that it opens a separate window, making it easier to manage.
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- You are now going to want to open the applications tab in developer tools.
- On the left-hand side of the developer tools panel, you should see a cookies option, click the dropdown arrow to see the different cookie sources.
- Each of these URLs shown underneath the cookies option will contain 0 or more cookies. These are the URLs you will want to specify when copying specific cookies, not the URL in the tab bar.
- If I wanted to copy just the first cookie from cookie thinger tab 1 (the image above) when action group 1 is ran the following is how it would be formatted. Make sure to add the correct value for the cookie thinger tab you set.
copy 1 [<https://www.cnn.com>](<https://www.cnn.com/>) 3pi
- If I wanted to copy multiple cookies from a specific URL from cookie thinger tab 1 (the image above) when action group 1 is ran the following is how it would be formatted. When specifying multiple cookies for a single URL, sperate each cookie with space.