How to install Openbullet on Windows and Linux
Jahidul Islam / September 29, 2022
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You all know Openbullet is one of the best tools for cracking premium accounts and has many other uses. In this blog, I'll show you how to install Openbullet on Windows and Linux.
How to download and install Openbullet on Windows
There are several versions of Openbullet that people widely use on windows operating system. I have included all those versions. Download whichever you like
- Openbullet 1.2.2
- Openbullet 1.4.4 Anomaly modded version (best one)
- Openbullet 2.0 / Openbullet latest version
You can use any of these you like. But most of the configs are not comfortable with Openbullet 2. So I'd suggest you use Openbullet 1.4.4 anomaly or Openbullet 1.2.2
These are portable applications. So you don't need to install it. So how can you use these? Few steps are required.
- Turn off your firewall or antivirus program. (It is a must because the Firewall on the antivirus program will delete Openbullet thinking It's a virus or Trojan.
- Extract the file.
- Just open the execution file.
- Boom! Now you're able to use Openbullet.
- There are folders that specify things like configs or wordlists. You'll understand these.
Point to be noticed that you'll always have to keep your antivirus or firewall program whenever you use Openbullet.
How to download and install Openbullet on Linux
Although you can't use Openbullet just like you used on Windows. But you can still use it. Follow these steps:
- Go to this repository which contains Openbullet 2.
- Click on releases
- Click and download Openbullet2.zip from Assets
- Go to this link and download Dotnet for your Linux
- Extract both Dotnet and Openbullet into the same folder.
- Open Terminal from that folder. You can also do
cdto enter that folder. - Use this command line
./dotnet OpenBullet2.dllYou'll see It's running.
- Open browser and go to the link mentioned in the terminal.
- Follow these screenshots
You don't need to worry about anything on Linux distributions. Nothing will block you from accessing anything unlike antivirus or Firewall on Windows OS