Not enough information. Is token persistent from GET to GET? Or it changed from day to day (by hash from date, for example?) If ir persistent, it can be stored by store-ID. If not -no. The other way here is not to blame. It is necessary to
understand, whether the token is really unique for unique content
or not. This is the subject of reverse engineering, I think. 02.10.2017 23:44, Hector Chan пишет:
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