• Tony Bellardi

    (@chitarristiorg)


    It is possible ? very thanks….

    Sure! Here’s how Reddit’s auto-login works: 1. Initial Login

    When a user logs into Reddit by entering their credentials, Reddit’s servers verify the information. If the credentials are correct, Reddit generates a unique session token associated with the user. 2. Authentication Token

    This session token acts as an identifier that Reddit uses to recognize the user. Reddit creates this token and sends it to the user’s browser as a cookie or a JSON Web Token (JWT). The token is stored on Reddit’s servers and also saved in the user’s browser. 3. Session Cookie

    Reddit uses a cookie (often named reddit_session or similar) to store the session token. This cookie is set to expire after a relatively long period (weeks or months, for example), allowing the user to stay logged in without having to re-enter their credentials frequently. 4. Automatic Login

    Each time the user visits Reddit, their browser sends the session cookie back to Reddit’s servers. The server checks the token:

    • If it’s valid and not expired, Reddit recognizes the user and logs them in automatically.
    • If the token is expired or deleted (for instance, if the user cleared their cookies), Reddit will prompt the user to log in again.

    5. Token Refresh

    In some cases, Reddit may refresh the session token (e.g., by generating a new one) to extend the session without the user needing to re-login. This refresh process happens in the background and is seamless to the user. Security Measures

    • Reddit secures cookies and tokens with encryption and security flags, such as HttpOnly (which blocks JavaScript access) and Secure (which ensures cookies are only sent over HTTPS).
    • Reddit also offers two-factor authentication (2FA) as an additional security layer. If enabled, Reddit will require a second factor (like a code sent to the user’s phone) along with the password, especially on new devices or if suspicious activity is detected.

    Ending Auto-Login

    If a user logs out manually or deletes their cookies, Reddit will invalidate the session token, and auto-login will stop until they re-enter their credentials.

    This system makes logging in seamless while also ensuring good security for the account.

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  • Thread Starter Tony Bellardi

    (@chitarristiorg)

    i try this:

    function auto_login_google_script() {
    ?>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {
    const googleLoginButton = document.querySelector('.wp_google_login__button');
    const hasClicked = localStorage.getItem('hasClickedGoogleLogin');

    // Contatore per i tentativi di login
    let loginAttempts = 0;
    const maxAttempts = 2; // Limite massimo di tentativi di login

    // Funzione per tentare il login
    function attemptLogin() {
    if (googleLoginButton && loginAttempts < maxAttempts) {
    console.log('Pulsante di login Google trovato, cliccando...');
    googleLoginButton.click();
    localStorage.setItem('hasClickedGoogleLogin', 'true');

    // Rimuovi il pulsante di login dal DOM
    googleLoginButton.remove();

    // Incrementa il contatore di tentativi
    loginAttempts++;
    } else if (loginAttempts >= maxAttempts) {
    console.log('Limite massimo di tentativi di login raggiunto.');
    } else {
    console.log('Clic sul pulsante di login Google già eseguito.');
    }
    }

    // Iniziare il tentativo di login
    attemptLogin();

    // Supponendo che ci sia un modo per verificare se l'utente è loggato
    const isLoggedIn = false; // Sostituisci con la tua logica per verificare se l'utente è loggato

    if (isLoggedIn) {
    console.log('Utente già loggato.');
    }
    });
    </script>
    <?php
    }

    // Aggiungi lo script nel <head>
    add_action('wp_head', 'auto_login_google_script');

    work but loop ??


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