Originally Posted by TJoKeR

You might have a chance to login but first, someone who is already logged in should tell you what are the cookies used by the tracker. If the cookies are simple like "username:YourUsername" and "Password:YourPassword (which might be encrypted)", then you can simply create them and login without any problem. Otherwise, I think it is not possible!

This is all I got: https://imgur.com/4jjHFOk
I believe someone with more advance skills and knowledge would know how chrome cookies work and why login worked yesterday with my old 2 years window and now with the new windows some information was lost/deleted from my computer. If I could create that information in my pc I believe it would work but I don't know what to create/add in my pc so that totheglory would identify me as a user that is logged "forever".

Obviously this is the path to the google's cookies C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default and obviously this is where my knowledge stops.
Again I believe that this trick/workaround is possible but only for someone with skills and necessary knowledge.

Originally Posted by manutd

This is all I got: https://imgur.com/4jjHFOk
I believe someone with more advance skills and knowledge would know how chrome cookies work and why login worked yesterday with my old 2 years window and now with the new windows some information was lost/deleted from my computer. If I could create that information in my pc I believe it would work but I don't know what to create/add in my pc so that totheglory would identify me as a user that is logged "forever".

Obviously this is the path to the google's cookies C:\Users\***\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default and obviously this is where my knowledge stops.
Again I believe that this trick/workaround is possible but only for someone with skills and necessary knowledge.

so is this your old cookies when you were logged in ? If yes then install Cookies Manager plugin to your browser and add a new cookie with the information found in the SQL.

Originally Posted by TJoKeR

so is this your old cookies when you were logged in ? If yes then install Cookies Manager plugin to your browser and add a new cookie with the information found in the SQL.

Sadly no, I found out about the login issue after I reinstalled my windows, if I would known this before I would have taking precautions like print screens from my account and other stuff that I could but this is what I have now.
I do believe something can be done here to add new entry information in these cookies to tell totheglory that is my old account with information stored that is trying to login but again I do not possess this knowledge about how cookies work and how to tell a website that I have the information that they need in order for the login to be possible.

Originally Posted by manutd

Sadly no, I found out about the login issue after I reinstalled my windows, if I would known this before I would have taking precautions like print screens from my account and other stuff that I could but this is what I have now.
I do believe something can be done here to add new entry information in these cookies to tell totheglory that is my old account with information stored that is trying to login but again I do not possess this knowledge about how cookies work and how to tell a website that I have the information that they need in order for the login to be possible.

I believe you have a high chance of getting in but for now, you have to contact someone who is already logged in and tell him that you want a screenshot of the website cookies and what is the encoding used to encode the password which is usually md5.