One can only check when one has an account for the specific provider. Therefore one has to supply a test-account to the developer of this extension. He will likely not keep accounts for all providers he ever wrote scripts for.
I myself already noticed in the Walla html login form the name for the password has changed from 'password' to 'pw'. But in order to see if that simple alteration in the script is enough to make the script work, I would also need an account in order to succesfully login and proceed to check whether the script succesfully extracts the number of new messages from the inbox page html, get it?
Send a test account to xndevel@gmail.com (not post here to prevent abusing it) (You could trust him to use your own account by temporarily changing your account password)
jeroen
Sat, 04/30/2016 - 11:14
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Hi Dex,
One can only check when one has an account for the specific provider. Therefore one has to supply a test-account to the developer of this extension. He will likely not keep accounts for all providers he ever wrote scripts for.
I myself already noticed in the Walla html login form the name for the password has changed from 'password' to 'pw'. But in order to see if that simple alteration in the script is enough to make the script work, I would also need an account in order to succesfully login and proceed to check whether the script succesfully extracts the number of new messages from the inbox page html, get it?
Send a test account to xndevel@gmail.com (not post here to prevent abusing it)
(You could trust him to use your own account by temporarily changing your account password)
unforgiving
Wed, 08/31/2016 - 21:08
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Hi Jeroen,
Hi Jeroen,
I sent an email with login and password to developers test the script.
Thanks.