The entire article is anonymous, all using pseudonyms. I'm not saying which is better; I just want to express "another voice coming from multiple ends."
Since I don't know when it started, a certain program I often use logged me out.
I thought this thing must have updated the small gift code (there was a new version update at the time), but not only did it update the benefits, it also pulled a big one.
Okay, okay, okay, now you need to use your phone number + verification code.
{.center}I believe this small program can preserve privacy, but before it was still using tokens (of course, Kuro also has a share of the blame), but for those of us who check in and look at characters, it's a bit difficult.
Kujie District logs out anytime and anywhere; it's either the check-in that logged out or the Kujie District web/mobile that logged out.
{.center}DS (actually 4 ends; Surface is used to view the small map, articles are conveniently viewed on mobile, while the console and computer are just logged in, and there's a server used for check-ins.)
{.center}Strongly logging into three devices, back to this small program. That night, I left a message under the tutorial and on the public account, but there was no reply (except for a crowded group number).
An article inspired by dissatisfaction (I also wanted to screenshot the rating of this small program, but I don't know if it was closed over there or if WeChat closed it due to the low score).
I still think of you; I still want to mess with you.
{.center}It indicates that the public account can reply to multiple messages in a short time, but what about the A small program? on9
{.center}After finishing with the A small program, while scrolling through WeChat, I came across a C small program. I clicked in to see the name and UI, and it felt not much different from A (but in reality, C is not from the same company as A).
In fact, you can only graduate with the characters here; the others are not usable. The card draw still uses A's.
Kujie District Account Sync Across Multiple Web Ends#
First, you need to have a web end that has logged into the Kujie District account, then you need to install any one of the extensions below.
After installation, return to Kujie District, click the button of the extension you installed, and then click the right button (export).
After exporting, copy it to another machine (note do not share this cookie file with others; if you didn't log out on the original machine or someone accidentally clicked to log out, you might get your account stolen).
Open Kujie District, then click the extension button again, press the left arrow button to import the cookie.
Then paste the cookie text in, and refresh.
The Most Awkward Tokens of Various Tools#
Kujie District's tokens are divided into two: one for the web end and one for the mobile end.
Web End#
You can click the extension icon, select the user_token part, and copy the value to the corresponding tool for use.
If your browser does not have the extension installed, you can export your value like this: double-click the value and then copy it.
{.center}Mobile End (using Kujie District V2.4.0)#
Your Android device must be rooted, and then install reqable and the root certificate module.
Log into the Kujie District account, then stop at the homepage or "My" page. Then switch back to reqable, select the Kujie District application, and start debugging. Click any element in the image below, and after Kujie District loads, switch back to reqable.
Return to reqable, search for the token, filter out useless things, and find the mineV2 at the bottom. Click in.
Click on the request header to get the important distinct_id, devcode, and token content. These things are very useful in some tools.
The web end can also obtain similar information. Open Kujie District, then press F12 to jump to the small window on the right (network wireless network mark) page. Press the refresh button on the webpage, search for switchAll. This element, scroll down with the mouse, and you will find content similar to the above.
That's all for now; there's nothing much to say at the end.
Obtaining token content is not impossible; although it may log out, you cannot force a phone number login. "But there are always people who need these functions." I'm not saying whether the A small program is better or the C small program is better; I just want to express "another voice coming from multiple ends."