Use emojis, stickers and themes for free on a "certain popular Voice, Video and Chat platform". Use the emoji and sticker selector to send them.
Keep in mind that you cannot use the emojis inserted in text and that you cannot send them using the :emoji:
shortcut.
Under Appearance
in Settings
you can select a theme that you would like to apply, you can also preview it before applying it.
No, using this script or any other programs that modify the original Application is against the TOS and could lead to a ban of your account. Use this script at your own risk!
Follow the instructions as listed below if you are running a linux system (should work on windows too, if required packages are installed).
Keep in mind that the app has to be closed before starting main.py
.
git clone http://github.com/danielfvm/Fuwa
cd Fuwa
pip install -r requirements.txt
python main.py
Download the .zip
file from releases, extract it and start the executable Fuwa.exe
. It should start the app automatically with
the script applied. Make sure that the app was not running, otherwise it will only open the already started program, wihout the script being applied.
This works by injecting the script.js
file into the app which can detect if a user clicks on an emoji that has been disabled.
When clicking on the emoji, the url of the image is being send to the python script which uses the Keyboard to write the URL into the
message box and then sends it.
I was not able to send the url of the emoji directly from the injected script. If you know a way how to insert and send a text into the chat box, please feel free to make a pull request.
This project makes use of code from the electron-inject project for injecting the script.js
file into App (See injector.py
).