Table of contents

  1. Preface: Giving first insight into the idea and why I think that hooking into a browser is a good idea.
  2. Many different ways to make browser game bots: Discussion various techniques to write HTTP/WebSocket bots
  3. How does chess.com internally look like?: Investigation of the client side behavior of chess.com
  4. How the bot works: Explaining how my shared library hooks firefox network functions
  5. Conclusion: Summary of my discoveries
  6. Demo Video and another, better demo video: You might only watch that video, but make sure you read the explanation on the very bottom of this blog post!
  7. You may find the sources to the shared library (so) on my github account.

Preface

Usually I don't have good ideas in forms of flashes of genius. On the contrary, I think that many endeavors and interesting projects might be reasonable if realized, but often so, there's a huge amount of work involved and too many variables and strategic decisions in the process that could eventually render the project a failure. What I try to say: A mediocre idea well engineered might be a good product. But a good idea badly implemented and designed is usually just bad in …


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