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So a lot of my friends use SubProfile’s profile extending service. An example link from a profile might be like:
http://zinc2.subprofile.com/v.php?id=12345&nick=MyScreenName
Obviously you can copy the link out of the person’s profile, access it through a browser, and replace “MyScreenName” with whatever humourous fake screenname you like to have that screenname show up in the visitor log. To sign the guestbook, an example link might be:
http://zinc2.subprofile.com/signguestbook.php?id=12345&nick=&checksum=0
SubProfile doesn’t let me sign the guestbook with these humourous fake screennames, saying I can only sign the guestbook by being signed into AIM. Do I really need to be signed into AIM, or is there any way around the php? I’ve been messing around with it for a while, to no avail.
EDIT: typo
If you find out what the AIM Profile browser header info is, you could mask your browser to make it seem like you are on an AIM client.
I’ll make a quick tutorial for Firefox on how to do this.
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Open Firefox and type in about:config in the address bar.
Right click > New > String
Name the string
general.useragent.override
Give the string a value of
AIM/30 (Mozilla 1.24b; Windows; I; 32-bit)
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This will allow you to trick subprofile, buddytracker.us (You can actually trick it into thinking it’s the owner) etc. Good luck!
Joe
Hahahah that’s great:
“michaeljackson (IM | Add) [12/08/04 11:03 PM]
I touch Adam in his sleep.”
Thank you, Synned and David!