One thing you could do is include the esteal.com page in your script and perform a check for it near the top which would automatically log you in if you're not already. How to store the username/password, on the other hand, is a different matter altogether. But at least you can read the cookies since the script is working on esteal.com. Also, you should change your ebay include line. <pre>// @include http://cgi.ebay.*</pre> to <pre>// @include http://cgi.ebay.tld/*</pre> This prevents the script from being run on potentially malicious sites such as <code>http://<b></b>cgi.ebay.h4x0r.stealzurpws.info/</code>. The <code>tld</code> is a shorthand to mean any top-level domain, such as <code>.com</code>, <code>.net</code>, or <code>.co.uk</code>. <p>One thing you could do is include the esteal.com page in your script and perform a check for it near the top which would automatically log you in if you're not already. How to store the username/password, on the other hand, is a different matter altogether. But at least you can read the cookies since the script is working on esteal.com.</p> <p>Also, you should change your ebay include line. <br /><pre>// @include http://cgi.ebay.*</pre> <br />to <br /><pre>// @include http://cgi.ebay.tld/*</pre> <br />This prevents the script from being run on potentially malicious sites such as <code>http://<b></b>cgi.ebay.h4x0r.stealzurpws.info/</code>. <br />The <code>tld</code> is a shorthand to mean any top-level domain, such as <code>.com</code>, <code>.net</code>, or <code>.co.uk</code>.</p> 2007-04-24T20:28:38Z 1 Forum 1365 366 2007-06-22T08:05:59Z 5056