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For example, when you run this code on "x@gmail.com", it only gets "x".
What should I do to get the text after the "@" sign, that is, "gmail.com"?
"parce csv" - action
Using Substring
@radb0310
This only captures the "x" before the "@" sign.
@clepro, use the "Parse CSV string" action
You can also use the "Get substring between" action, and many other actions...
@GhostZ
thanks. It worked as you said.
@Roy-Mustang For a Website traffic..
@halilhrm0618 никак, 1 прокся == 1 поток
@juniperberry
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@amirsyazi said in Save cookies in Chrome to use in BAS:
@Fox thanks for the thread link .. and i have check the script it only convert from BAS cookies to editThisCookies format.. need help to convert from editThisCookies format to BAS cookies format anyone..?
@Fox thanks for the thread link .. and i have check the script it only convert from BAS cookies to editThisCookies format..
need help to convert from editThisCookies format to BAS cookies format anyone..?
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