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I have build a small application to controls Handy (you can find it here) and thought, it might be possible to use an EOS Tease to send commands to Handy so you dont have to stroke on your own.

If it's possible to read the data of the current session then one maybe could add a textfield or a button that holds a command. HandyControl would then read the command and do the rest. The user can just read/view the tease.

Commands could be: Start, Stop, Stroke Speed, Stroke Lenght, Duration, Play a section of a script that the user has to download before he starts the tease.

I could imagine that this could add a lot of interactivity to EOS

What could be possible is writing a browser extension to do that.
EOS Teases can print on the browser console, I believe. So one could intercept that with an extension and read commands from it. I don't know about the APIs involved to do it. It would also be great to support stuff like buttplug.io

+1 for the idea would be an awesome feature!

A while back I was trying to get GuideMe to control a vibrating toy via displaying QR codes on the screen which another program would catch. Couldn't quite get everything to work the way I wanted it to from there, but the qr code method itself worked.

I don't think that would be suitable for EOS though, since it doesn't allow some of the same tools, and then it'd have to shove itself in the same space being used for text. Not great.

However, I think it might be viable to use a Tampermonkey script to look for changing elements (for example, say bubbles appearing) and copy them to the clipboard. At that point it'd be relatively easy to have a program that observes the clipboard and parses it for whatever. I haven't tested this though.

It's actually possible with a userscript: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=23351