If you want the second folder to stay updated with the potential changes that appear in the original folder after working with it, then yes, you would need to copy it again.
cookies to browser
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if i want to manually take the cookies that standard bas module makes and use them in my normal browser, what extension works with the syntax/format that bas saves them in?
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@hellomembersha said in cookies to browser:
if i want to manually take the cookies that standard bas module makes and use them in my normal browser, what extension works with the syntax/format that bas saves them in?
BAS has its own cookie format that is easy to debug and convert to other formats. I created a Python converter for this purpose. However, I cannot share the ready-to-use solution with you as it is only a part of a larger project.
Another way to do it is to install a Chrome plugin on the BAS browser, export the cookies from BAS to a file, and then import them into Chrome.
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@sergerdn thanks for info, i was hoping there would be a prebuilt extension that would accept bas cookies.
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@hellomembersha said in cookies to browser:
@sergerdn thanks for info, i was hoping there would be a prebuilt extension that would accept bas cookies.
This extension will handle the conversion of cookies from the Chrome-based browser(BAS browser) to their respective format for Chrome. With this extension, you won't need to worry about the internal cookie format used by BAS.
