P-Adamiec/Free-Games-Claimer-Remaster v1.6 on GitHub

Ubisoft giveaways (src/stores/ubisoft.py) – the bot could not see Ubisoft's occasional full-game giveaways. The new store reads the feed on ubisoft.com/games/free and claims on register.ubisoft.com using UBI_EMAIL / UBI_PASSWORD (UBI_OTPKEY for codes); aliases ubisoft and ubi. Giveaways share the gametrial type with ordinary trials, so the filter also demands a real promotion window and the claim page decides before any click.
Fab limited-time free assets (src/stores/epic_fab.py) – Fab, Epic's asset marketplace, gives paid assets away every week. The new store reads fab.com/i/blades/free_content_blade and claims them; aliases fab and epic-fab. Only the blade's isLimitedFreeContent flag authorises a claim: listings keep their original price, and the search API ignores unknown filters. Sign-in reuses Epic's profile, so no second login; FAB_ACCEPT_EULA=false stops before the licence prompts.
Public noVNC address for notification links (VNC_URL, #3) – the one-click link in every "manual action needed" alert was fixed to http://<VNC_IP>:<NOVNC_PORT>/, which does not fit a reverse proxy. VNC_URL=https://fgc.example.tld now yields https://fgc.example.tld/?autoconnect=true, keeping your scheme and path. It replaces VNC_IP and NOVNC_PORT in the link only; unset, nothing changes.

Every store's browser advertised a language list no real Chrome produces – claimer.py launched Chrome with --accept-lang=en-US,en;q=0.9, and Chrome copies that flag into navigator.languages, so pages read ["en-US", "en;q=0.9"]. No real browser exposes an HTTP quality value there, which makes it a reliable automation signal: Ubisoft's DataDome answered sign-in with 403 until the flag became --accept-lang=en-US,en. Affects every store.