feat: add Linux Chrome/Chromium cookie extraction support#3
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- Add platform abstraction for cookie database path detection - Support both Chromium (~/.config/chromium) and Chrome (~/.config/google-chrome) - Implement GNOME Keyring password retrieval via secret-tool - Add fallback to hardcoded 'peanuts' password when no keyring available - Implement v10/v11 decryption using AES-128-CBC with PBKDF2 (1 iteration) - Handle SHA256 hash prefix for database version >= 24 - Update README with Linux platform support documentation
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Summary
Cookie extraction now works on Linux with GNOME Keyring. Previously, Linux users needed API keys—now they can use their browser session like macOS users.
Changes
~/.config/chromium/) first, then Chrome (~/.config/google-chrome/)secret-tool lookupwith fallback to hardcoded "peanuts"os_crypt_linux.ccTested on
web_searchandfetch_contentwork without API keysShould work on
Not yet supported
Notes
libsecret(secret-toolCLI) for keyring access