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Create SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js

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  • Documentation / Examples

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  • OS: w11
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  • violent monkey 2.34.0

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  • Code follows project conventions and style guidelines.
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  • New Features
    • Added PocketOption SSID Fetcher userscript that automatically detects and extracts session SSID from authentication messages, with an option to display the SSID when prompted.

@sixtysixx sixtysixx merged commit c1d55d3 into ChipaDevTeam:master Feb 21, 2026
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This pull request introduces a new userscript aimed at assisting developers or advanced users of PocketOption by providing a utility to extract their session ID (SSID). This functionality is achieved by hooking into the WebSocket communication, specifically targeting authentication messages, and then presenting the SSID to the user upon explicit confirmation. The primary purpose is to facilitate debugging or integration tasks that require access to the active session token.

Highlights

  • New Userscript Added: A new userscript, SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js, has been introduced. This script is designed to intercept WebSocket authentication messages on PocketOption to extract and display the Session ID (SSID) to the user after confirmation.
  • WebSocket Interception: The script modifies the WebSocket.prototype.send method to listen for specific authentication messages, parse them, and identify the session ID.
  • User Confirmation for Sensitive Data: Before displaying the intercepted SSID, the script prompts the user for confirmation, adding a basic security measure for handling sensitive information.

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  • tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js
    • Added a new userscript to intercept and display PocketOption SSIDs.
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A new userscript is added that hooks WebSocket.prototype.send to intercept outgoing authentication messages. Upon detecting payloads containing session data, it extracts the SSID, prompts the user, and displays it. Error handling via try/catch ensures site stability while original WebSocket behavior is preserved.

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New WebSocket Interception Userscript
tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js
Adds 44 lines implementing a userscript that hooks WebSocket.prototype.send to intercept outgoing messages, parse authentication payloads, extract session SSID, and prompt users to display it. Includes robust error handling and preserves original function behavior.

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🐰 A script so clever, I must confess,
Hooks the WebSocket, nothing less!
SSID tokens dance in the light,
Intercepted with care, oh what a sight!
The session's secret, now within reach,
This little userscript's quite a peach! 🌟

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new UserScript to fetch a session ID from PocketOption by intercepting WebSocket messages. The approach of monkey-patching WebSocket.prototype.send is effective for this purpose. My review includes a couple of suggestions to improve the script's usability and maintainability. Specifically, I recommend using the clipboard for the SSID to provide a better user experience and adding error logging to make future debugging easier. Overall, this is a well-structured script for its intended purpose.

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const userwantsToShow = confirm("SSID Intercepted. Would you like to display the Session ID (SSID)?");

if (userwantsToShow) {
alert("Your SSID is:\n\n" + ssid);
} else {
console.log("[SSID Fetcher] Display dismissed by user.");
}
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Displaying the SSID in an alert box is not very user-friendly, as it's difficult to copy the long string. A better user experience would be to copy the SSID to the clipboard directly and notify the user. This also improves the variable naming to follow camelCase convention.

Important: To use GM_setClipboard, you'll also need to update the script's metadata by changing line 6 from // @grant none to // @grant GM_setClipboard.

                    const userWantsToCopy = confirm("SSID Intercepted. Would you like to copy the Session ID (SSID) to your clipboard?");

                    if (userWantsToCopy) {
                        GM_setClipboard(ssid);
                        alert("Your SSID has been copied to the clipboard.");
                    } else {
                        console.log("[SSID Fetcher] SSID copy dismissed by user.");
                    }

}
}
} catch (e) {
// Ignore parsing errors to prevent site disruption
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Silently ignoring errors in the catch block makes debugging difficult if the website's API changes. It's better to log these errors to the console. This won't disrupt the site's functionality for users but will be very helpful for troubleshooting.

                console.error("[SSID Fetcher] Error parsing WebSocket message:", e);

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