Installing plugins in OpenBullet 2 is a straightforward process:
| Plugin Type | Example Use | |-------------|--------------| | | Decode a proprietary API response that uses AES-CBC with a dynamic IV. | | Proxy Rotator with Scoring | Automatically disable proxies that return 429 status codes. | | Database Lookup | Before testing a login, check if the user exists in a local SQLite DB. | | Slack/Webhook Notifier | Send hit results to a team channel for analysis. | | Custom Captcha Solver | Integrate a local ML-based solver (e.g., using YOLO for image captchas). | | Rate Limiter | Implement token bucket throttling per target domain. | Openbullet 2 Plugins
The plugin system in OpenBullet 2 is designed around the principle of modularity. Plugins are typically compiled as Dynamic Link Libraries (.dll files) and placed within the software's dedicated plugin directory. Upon startup, OpenBullet 2 uses reflection to scan these files and load classes that implement specific interfaces. Installing plugins in OpenBullet 2 is a straightforward
You must create a class that inherits from BlockPlugin . You also need to use the [Block attribute to define how it looks in the OB2 UI. | | Slack/Webhook Notifier | Send hit results