Omnivox Autologin

Liberate you from the suffering of entering username/password everytime to log in Omnivox. Save 10 seconds/day.

What is Omnivox Autologin?

Omnivox Autologin is a Chrome extension that automatically logs you into your Omnivox website, saving you from the hassle of manually entering your student ID and password. This simple tool improves your daily experience and saves you 10 seconds each day.

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By: Jack Zhang

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Users: 118 ▲ 4

Rating: 4.73 (11)

Version: 0.14 (Last updated: 2014-01-06)

Creation date: 2014-01-06

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://*.omnivox.ca/intr/Module/Identification/Login/*

Size: 329.73K

Ranking

# 64599 ▲ 575

Other rankings

#16379 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 78

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Extension summary

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Very simple purposes: the extension automatically logs you into your Omnivox website without the obnoxious need of manually entering student ID and password every time. Makes your life better & save 10 seconds/day.

How to use:

Go to the following link in address bar: chrome://extensions/
Click on 'Options' for Omnivox Autologin, and fill in the information needed, and click on the blue button to save your settings.
You'll be automatically logged in every time you visit Omnivox website.

Is it safe? Absolutely. All the extension does is to fill in the boxes on login page and to click the bottom for you. In case of further doubt, you can view its source code in 'C:\Documents and Settings*UserName*\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions'

User reviews

This is awesome, however you're going to want to update it because they changed login screen abit and it no longer works.

Alex St-Pierre, 2018-11-01

Only good for students. What about teachers, aren't they the one who uses this website the most ? Where is the source code, is it on GitHub ? I would gladly update the script so it would work for teachers as well.