Get google reader's UID
Published on Sun 22 Jul 2007 04:07 ( 2 years, 7 months ago)
Playing with Google Reader API, in some API it need a UID.
Google Reader users are assigned a 20-digit user ID used throughout Google's feed system.
No cookies or session IDs are required to access this member-specific data.User-specifc data is accessible using the google.com cookie named "SID."
Open Google reader, in address bar, input following and hit return:
javascript:if (prompt("Google Reader ID", _USER_ID)) {};
What you get a 20 digits, that's google reader's UID, and can be used in Google Reader API.
Unfortunately, many of the APIs only return a 500 internal error page. :(
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