github Inrixia/Floatplane-Downloader 3.0.0
v3.0 - Autologin Functionality & Code Changes

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6 years ago

The 3.0 Release!

Version 3.0 is now out! Containing Autologin and a bunch of changes/updates to cookies and other stuff!

This was a pretty big change to how cookies are dealt with. So if you run into any issues please do message me on my GitHub, the LTT Forms or Discord. Thanks :)

You can now login directly through the script! Thanks to @vikduf who pushed the base code for it re #1.

All settings are now contained within a settings.json file instead of the settings.js file. This allows the script to read and write to it instead of just reading like it was doing before.

It also allows for the script to automatically update your session and login information if you give it a Username/Email and Password. And removes the need for you to manually find your cookies on the first setup!

Changelog

  • Changed settings to use a json file so they can be saved
  • Removed the need to manually get cookies
  • Added cli with prompts to use a Username/Email & Password to login
  • Added full support for using different qualities
  • Cleaned up obsolete code

Install Guide

If your updating your going to have to do a clean(ish) install.
Just overwrite everything in your current folder with the files in the v3.0.zip.

You can copy over some settings from the old settings.js file to the new settings.json file if you want to keep stuff like your video directory, there is more info on the new settings.json file here: Settings Info
After that you can delete the settings.js file as its no longer used.

You don't need to move over your cookies you can just run the script and login using a username/email and password. If you use 2Factor or another method to login then you will need to just copy your cookies over or manually set them as explained in the guide below.

For people who are doing a fresh install just follow the below guides:

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