Update: iphone’s iMobsters & co in Browser

ralf — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:49:12 +0000

After a while if have found some time to write an update on this article.

Storm8 must have changed some things, because the original way in the first article does not work anymore.

I found another way, which follows the same principle.

You still have to grab the http-requests from the iPhone with wireshark or ngrep.
You will receive something like this:

http://im.storm8.com/index.php?version=1.72&udid=234575309t7n5nvzg7zv5gnv34g&pf=485utnv37ghg73vhgm7vm6834h5g78345hg&model=iPhone&sv=3.1.2

You don’t have to write down or copy any of the parameters shown in this url, you just have to call it in a browser.

The url will change, after the game-page has been loaded. You will now see something like:

http://im.storm8.com/home.php?appEntry=true&promote=&bonusCash=0&formNonce=358t3897ggn3hg75h3g50v350v&h=3485ugv309jh7v0gm70jh6gm03#&setTab0Badge=&changeApplicationBadge=0&setTab4Badge=

Now the cookie has been set to your browser, and you can call the game simply by attaching the h-Parameter to the basic game-url:

http://im.storm8.com/home.php?h=3485ugv309jh7v0gm70jh6gm03#

Thats all.

I wrote a little php-script, which takes the h-parameter in line 3 and also puts the main-navigation on the top of the window. Due to copyright-restrictions I will not give away the image-files included in the source-code. Search google for screenshots and get create your own navigation.

Here comes the code:


 
	$h = "3485ugv309jh7v0gm70jh6gm03#";	
 
	if($_GET['nav'] == "")
	{
		$_GET['nav'] = "home";
	}
 
	$url  	 = 'http://im.storm8.com/'.$_GET['nav'].'.php?h='.$h;
	echo $url;
?>

	
		
			
				
				
				
				
				
			
		
		 echo $url; ?>">

The result of this script looks like this in the chrome-browser. Please be aware, that it will only work as long as the cookie you set with the first url is valid.

Have fun.

P.S. I just noticed that all functions with popups (as selling equipment or item-information) will not work in the browser.

Don’t try this at home

ralf — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 09:28:42 +0000

This is an iPhone 3G, which recently had some ‘contact’ with a kerbstone. It did survive the impact, but not stepping on it afterwards.

After all it is still working with iTunes.

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Update: iphone’s iMobsters & co in Browser

Don’t try this at home