Automatically synchronize bookmarks between ALL Indigo profiles and add the MaskFB extension

Hey everyone, Yellow's on the phone!

All users of the beautiful antidetect-browser Indigo is aware that at the moment it has NO possibility to create bookmarks that will be synchronized between all profiles, and no possibility to synchronize browser extensions. I got tired of this and wrote down a software that will do all (well, almost all) of the above automatically. Let's go!

First, let's denote the set of functions:

• Automatic monitoring of profile launches Indigo
• Injecting a bookmark file into a running profile
• Injection of modified MaskFB extension into a running profile
• Possibility to install the software as a Windows service for permanent work in the backgound

Now let's see how to use this goodness, but first a little theory.

Theoretical part

Disclaimer: the software has been tested to work on Windows, how will it work on macOS and will it see profiles run normally Indigo - check it out for yourself.

Browser Indigo During the profile launch, it creates two subfolders in the temporary folder of your OS with names like MLA.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, where X is a number. In one of these subfolders it puts the standard Google Chrome profile settings, and in the second subfolder it throws its extension, where you can close the profile with or without saving.

My software monitors the creation of folders with this name and as soon as folders are created, the software takes the file with bookmarks and puts it in the right place + replaces the standard extension Indigo to a modified MaskFB that looks like this:

As you can see, the functionality as an extension has been fully preserved Indigo and MaskFB, and I had the nerve to put my logo on the empty space - what's the use?

How do you get it assembled and up and running?

For starters, the software must be downloaded from GitHub and compile. To do this:

1. Download and install .Net Core SDK 6 for your platform (MAC, Windows). It is the SDK that is needed, don't get confused.
2. Launch console/terminal, go to the folder with sources and enter the command:
   dotnet build YWB.IndigoInjector.sln .
3. The software will be compiled, the finished program will be in the folder bin/Debug/net6.0.
4. Go in the console/terminal to the folder bin/Debug/net6.0 and run the program with the command
   dotnet YWB.IndigoInjector.dll or, if you're on a vinyl computer, you can just run the executable.

You'll see output like this in the console:

The software started monitoring the launch of profiles Indigo and ready to go.

Windows Setup

The first thing to check is that you have a temporary folder correctly set for the system user on your system. What is the point? The software will work as a service under the system user. You usually work with Indigo from under a normal Windows user. Most likely they have different temporary folders, which will cause the software to monitor the wrong folder. Therefore, you need to make sure that the folder is the same. I recommend choosing something like C:\Tmp.

Go to system properties and click on "Environment Variables."

There we need the bottom part of the window. In it we need to either edit or add 2 environment variables TEMP and TMP, as on the screenshot. In them you should write the selected path.

Then at the top do the same for the current user. The paths must be the same.

Setting up Indigo

In the settings Indigo You need to DISABLE the saving of browser bookmarks on their servers, to do this go to My Account -> Default Profile Settings and check that the Enable Browser Bookmark Saving slider is off. Here we go:

How do I add bookmarks?

By default, the software will add 2 bookmarks to your profile:

• Translation of the Facebook interface into Russian (useful for all kinds of Asian-Jewish accounts)
• Panel from comrade L3nin.

If you want to create your own bookmark file, however, the easiest thing you can do is the following:

1. Go to the temporary folder of your OS (on wine just Start-Uninstall-%Temp%-Enter and delete ALL of its contents, so you don't get confused later on
2. Run Indigo and create a new profile
3. Start it up and add all the addresses/scripts you need to your bookmarks panel
4. Don't close your profile!
5. Go to the temporary folder again, find a folder like MLA.XXXXXXXXXXXXX (there will be two of them), go inside it
6. Do you see the Default folder? No? Then you're in the wrong MLA.XXXXX folder, go to the other one.
7. Go to the Default folder and find the Bookmarks file there
8. Copy it, go to the program folder in the Data subfolder and replace my default with this file
9. Close the profile Indigo and delete it

How to install software so that it starts when the computer boots up

The software can run as a Windows service, so you don't need to launch it every time you start arbitrage. Windows service starts automatically when you boot the OS, so you can just install it and forget about it. Do the following:

1. Go in the console to the folder with compiled software
2. Write YWB.IndigoInjector.exe install
3. The software will give you this message about successful installation

Then start the service: Start - Run - services.msc - Enter, find our service, right click - Start.

So, now we can work in peace and be happy that everything is synchronized ?
And the Yellow Web was with you, yes, and send in donationsbecause the project ALWAYS needs your support!