wehub-resource-sync
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43 lines
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# Cookie Export Guide — For Server Users
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Your Agent is on a server and can't access your browser directly.
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Here's how to export cookies from your local computer — **fastest method first**.
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## Method 1: Cookie-Editor Extension (Recommended — 30 seconds per site)
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1. Install **Cookie-Editor** for Chrome: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/cookie-editor/hlkenndednhfkekhgcdicdfddnkalmdm
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(Also available for Firefox, Edge)
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2. Go to the website (e.g. https://x.com) and make sure you're logged in
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3. Click the Cookie-Editor icon in your toolbar
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4. Click **Export** → **Header String**
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5. Paste the result to your Agent
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That's it! Your Agent will run:
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```bash
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agent-reach configure twitter-cookies <your_pasted_string>
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```
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### Sites to export:
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| Site | URL to visit | What to tell Agent |
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| Twitter/X | https://x.com | "Here are my Twitter cookies: [paste]" |
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| XiaoHongShu | https://www.xiaohongshu.com | "Here are my XHS cookies: [paste]" |
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| Bilibili | https://www.bilibili.com | "Here are my Bilibili cookies: [paste]" |
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## Method 2: Manual (No extension needed)
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1. Open the site in Chrome, make sure you're logged in
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2. Press **F12** (or right-click → Inspect)
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3. Click the **Network** tab
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4. Refresh the page (F5)
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5. Click any request in the list
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6. In the right panel, scroll to **Request Headers**
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7. Find the line starting with `Cookie:`
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8. Copy the entire value after `Cookie: `
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9. Paste to your Agent
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