Originally Posted by yoni

Twist: lobstersongs IS bobby66 and is convincing us to download his keylogger.

lol I think it would be pretty hard to find someone who puts keyloggers in their programs, and then posts them from a profile which has their full name.

Originally Posted by lobstersongs

lol I think it would be pretty hard to find someone who puts keyloggers in their programs, and then posts them from a profile which has their full name.

man this jumping back and forth into different accounts sure is fun

First thing I thought when I saw these threads lol:

Originally Posted by lobstersongs

Here are a couple of small programs that do the same thing but simpler implementation. All you need to do is login to MUGSI (internet explorer on windows, safari on mac), and start the program. It will let you know when you're into SOLAR.

Hope this helps

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I demand you to release the source code

Windows Source Code In Visual Basic:

Public Class AutoSOLAR

    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
        Dim expected As String
        Dim theURL As String
        Dim checker As Boolean
        Dim IE As Object

        expected = "https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca/cis/ahtml/solrmax.htm"
        checker = True
        IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
        While checker
            IE.Navigate("https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca/mugsi/si0")
            IE.Visible = True
            System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(5000)
            theURL = IE.LocationURL
            If (theURL <> expected) Then
                checker = False
            End If
        End While
        MsgBox("You're Now On SOLAR!")
    End Sub
End Class

Mac Source Code In Applescript:

set expected to "https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca/cis/ahtml/solrmax.htm"
repeat
	tell application "Safari" to set the URL of the front document to "https://adweb.cis.mcmaster.ca/mugsi/si0"
	tell application "Safari" to get the URL of the front document
	
	delay 5
	tell application "Safari"
		set theURL to URL of front document as string
	end tell
	if theURL is not equal to expected then
		exit repeat
	end if
	
end repeat
do shell script "afplay /System/Library/Sounds/Submarine.aiff"
display alert "DONE!!!"

Originally Posted by julianface

Okay so in response to a recent post on a macro that auto refreshes every 5 seconds, I figured I'd share my script that is just as hard to implement but works far better.

So basically what it does is once you sign in to mugsi and load Solar, it will check for the solrmax page, and if it encounters this it will go back to the portal and tries again. This will repeat until something other than solrmax pops up (i.e FIPPA notice). You can just sign in and you'll see your window flipping out checking solar about 3 times a second until it makes it through.

It is easiest to implement this is Opera so here's how you do it:
1. Download this and save it to a convenient folder

2. Download this and save it to that same folder

3. Download Opera because I don't want to do step by step instructions on how to do this in firefox (its far more annoying to do). Opera is also great browser check out its mouse gestures, speed dial, custom searches, smart address bar, and more.

4. In Opera, go here and check the Blue highlighted box that says "User JavaScript on HTTPS"

5. Go to Opera>Settings>Prefer ences>Advanced>Conten t and make sure "Enable Javascript" is selected.

6. Beside that same box click on "JavaScript Options". Browse to that convenient folder of yours housing those two scripts you downloaded from steps 1 and 2.

7. Log in to the Mugsi portal. When you do this at the bottom right you Opera might block the window from opening so just click on it and you should be good to go. You can add an exception for Mugsi so this doesn't happen but it really isn't that much of a hassle.

8. Browse the internet, keeping an eye on your solar tab (so you don't hog the space for others!) and when it stops refreshing you are in.

If you know how to use GreaseMonkey in Firefox you can implement these same scripts there, and it actually goes even faster. You can even run both browsers at once if you feel like it.

Hey Julianface, I made that macro thread, glad to get noticed! I have to say, your method is crazy fast. I got in under 30 seconds. You win man, very well done! And your scripts were 3 lines total.

Hi, I just have a question; for step 4
4. In Opera, go here and check the Blue highlighted box that says "User JavaScript on HTTPS"
I click on the "go here" yet a blank page opens. So i was wondering where can I find that box to check off?
I know it isn't busy right now, but I just want to know. Thanks!