Load cookies from any browser on any platform

• Available for Rust, Python, and JavaScript
• Ensures type safety (e.g., TypeScript, Python with type hints)
• Super Fast, Built with Rust
• Bypass Chrome restriction of file locking and appbound encryption (requires admin rights on Windows from v130.x)
• Read session cookies from Chrome based browsers! (requires admin rights on Windows)
• Wide browsers support
• Cross-platform support for Windows, Linux, and macOS

cargo add rookie

Create main.rs with the following

use rookie::brave;

fn main() {
    let domains = vec!["google.com"];
    let cookies = brave(Some(domains)).unwrap();
    for cookie in cookies {
        println!("{:?}", cookie);
    }
}

pip install rookiepy

And the usage it similar to Rust

import rookiepy
cookies = rookiepy.firefox(["google.com"])
for cookie in cookies:
    print(cookie['domain'], cookie['value'])

npm install @rookie-rs/api

import { brave } from "@rookie-rs/api";
const cookies = brave();
for (const cookie of cookies) {
  console.log(cookie);
}

Rust examples/rust

Python examples/python

JavaScript examples/javascript

Rust

• docs/Rust.md
• docs.rs/rookie

Python

• docs/Python.md

JavaScript

• docs/JavaScript.md

You can use rookie as a CLI tool which will decrypt the cookies and print it as JSON
See cli folder

So far the following platforms are supported:

• Arc: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Brave: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Cachy: Linux
• Chrome: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Chromium: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Edge: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Firefox: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Internet Explorer: Windows
• LibreWolf: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Opera: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Opera GX: macOS, Windows
• Safari: macOS
• Vivaldi: Linux, macOS, Windows
• Zen: Linux, macOS, Windows

You are welcome to contribute support for other browsers, or other platforms.

If you have a browser with which the library isn't working with, it may not have been added to the list of supported browsers configs. You can create a pull request (PR) or an issue with the path to the cookies file on your computer, and I will add it.

look at rookie-rs/config.json to see what configurations is needed.

github.com/borisbabic/browser_cookie3