How would I know if it worked?

[Len1739]

My apologies for badgering, but how would I know if it worked? Is it guaranteed to stop when it gets a right code?

Also, would it be able to get on there if the account was locked?

[Len1739]

ALSO-also, would it still work even without the hyphens? Because I think they're supposed to use hyphens...

[Len1739]

So, I tried cheesing it by omitting several characters in the code, but it doesn't seem to be doing any good...

[Derpitron]

What are you saying? Please be clear with any feature requests or bug reports.

[Len1739]

I meant by deleting some of the alphanumeric characters, to see if it would get to a correct one faster, or if it would be more likely to use certain characters, but it ends up making a bit too many repeats per code generated.

[Derpitron]

I'm currently rewriting this code to be cleaner and more efficient. Could you turn this suggestion "ability to fill in parts of backup code" into it's own issue, for better tracking?

[Len1739]

Sure thing. My apologies for the overcomplications.

[Len1739]

And another thing I wanna ask: Will the 6 digit code thing still work even when the authenticator is lost?

[Derpitron]

This program does not need another program or app at all to work.

[Len1739]

Noted.

[Len1739]

I tested it a little, and I found out the window closes upon getting the right one. Is there any way it can be fixed? Would you be able to make it to where it didn't close, but rather stayed open after succession (since it could make things easier for those with disabled accounts)?

[Derpitron]

The Selenium browser auto-closes whenever the script finishes running, which means that when we input the right code, the script has no-where else to "continue".

@LuXeZs see if you could implement this feature, where if the code entered is correct and the Discord app menu is drawn on screen (should be detectable using CSS/html classes), then trigger some function to keep the Selenium session alive.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/51865955

[Len1739]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70498853/keeping-selenium-browser-open-after-python-script-completion

Apparently, this also helps.

Also, my apologies if I've been bothersome. /gen