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Is there any way to find the edit code to a rentry.co in the code of the website? I just need this for my own rentry, not any unethical reasons. I misplaced my edit code and I would really love some help. Source: about 2 years ago
Apologies if I am doing this wrong, I don't usually use reddit and I've only gotten interested in hacking just very recently. But anyway to get grab rentry.co's edit codes? Just want to know if it's possible. Source: about 2 years ago
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