Update SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js by sixtysixx · Pull Request #62 · ChipaDevTeam/BinaryOptionsTools-v2

sixtysixx · 2026-02-21T01:10:08Z

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- Added URL-based bypass functionality to exclude specific domains from interception.
- Enhanced auth data handling with improved clipboard copy mechanism and fallback options.
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- Refined user-facing messages and prompts for improved clarity.
- Version updated to 1.3.

gemini-code-assist · 2026-02-21T01:10:21Z

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This pull request refines the 'SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js' to enhance its ability to intercept authentication data from PocketOption. The changes include a more comprehensive WebSocket hooking mechanism, a specific exclusion for 'events-po.com' traffic, and an updated approach to handling intercepted authentication strings, now offering to copy the full string to the clipboard for user convenience and security.

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Enhanced WebSocket Interception: The script now hooks the WebSocket constructor in addition to the 'send' method, ensuring more robust interception of WebSocket connections and their associated URLs, even if the native 'socket.url' property is restricted.
Exclusion for events-po.com: A strict exclusion has been added to bypass interception logic for WebSocket connections to 'events-po.com', preventing unintended interference with event-related traffic.
Improved Authentication String Handling: Instead of parsing and displaying only the SSID, the script now prompts the user to confirm displaying and copying the entire intercepted authentication string to the clipboard, offering more complete data and better user control.
Version Update: The user script version has been incremented from 1.2 to 1.3.

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tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js
- Updated the user script version to 1.3.
- Modified WebSocket interception to hook the constructor and store the URL for improved reliability.
- Added a strict exclusion for 'events-po.com' WebSocket connections.
- Changed authentication string handling to copy the full string to the clipboard after user confirmation.
- Removed the previous logic for parsing and displaying only the SSID.

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coderabbitai · 2026-02-21T01:10:28Z

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This pull request refactors a userscript that intercepts WebSocket communications. The primary change replaces a direct WebSocket.prototype.send override with a complete WebSocket wrapper that preserves the original constructor reference. A new URL-based bypass mechanism allows messages destined for events-po.com to skip interception. The interception behavior shifts from extracting and displaying a session ID to copying the entire intercepted authentication string to the clipboard with fallback mechanisms. The script version increments from 1.2 to 1.3.

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Cohort / File(s)	Summary
WebSocket Interception Refactoring `tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js`	Replaces prototype-based override with full WebSocket wrapper storing original constructor. Adds URL-based bypass for events-po.com destinations. Refactors interception from session ID extraction to full auth string clipboard copy with alert/console fallbacks. Updates messaging and version to 1.3.

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Possibly related PRs

Create SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js #61 — Modifies the same userscript to intercept WebSocket messages and handle auth/SSID payloads; this PR refactors the interception hook into a wrapper pattern with URL bypass and updated interception behavior.

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The pull request updates the SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js to improve its functionality by correctly hooking the WebSocket constructor and its send method. It also adds a strict exclusion for events-po.com to prevent unnecessary interception and changes the output from displaying the SSID directly to copying the full authentication string to the clipboard. The version number has also been updated.

gemini-code-assist · 2026-02-21T01:22:34Z

tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js

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+        // STRICT EXCLUSION: If the URL belongs to events-po.com, bypass the logic immediately
+        if (socketUrl.includes("events-po.com")) {
+            return originalSend.apply(this, arguments);


The arguments object is generally discouraged in modern JavaScript due to performance implications and less readable code. It's better to explicitly pass data if that's the only argument needed, or use rest parameters if multiple arguments are expected.

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return originalSend.apply(this, arguments);

return originalSend.call(this, data);

gemini-code-assist · 2026-02-21T01:22:34Z

tutorials/scripts/SSID_Fetcher_UserScript.user.js

        }

+        // Always execute original send to maintain platform functionality
        return originalSend.apply(this, arguments);


Similar to the previous comment, using arguments is less ideal. Explicitly passing data is clearer and generally preferred.

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return originalSend.apply(this, arguments);

return originalSend.call(this, data);

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sixtysixx merged commit ed117cb into ChipaDevTeam:master Feb 21, 2026
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