server-hop-rs

A simple GUI application to quickly switch between different game servers on Roblox.

Features

• Automatically finds your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie from installed browsers.
• Manually provide a cookie if automatic detection fails.
• Fetches a list of available (non-full) servers for a given Roblox Place ID or URL.
• Closes any running Roblox client to ensure a clean connection.
• Joins a random server from the available list.

Getting Started

Downloading a Pre-built Version

The easiest way to get started is to download the latest pre-built binary for your operating system from the releases page.

➡️ Download from GitHub Releases ⬅️

Building from Source

If you prefer to build the application yourself, you'll need to have the Rust toolchain installed.

Requirements:

• Rust (stable toolchain, nightly if building release)
• Git

Build Steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/meowabyte/server-hop-rs.git
   cd server-hop-rs

2. Build the project:

   cargo build # With debugging features on
   ./release.sh # Final build (stripped + optimized)

3. The executable will be located in the following directory:

• target/debug/ if in debug mode
• target/<target>/ if in release mode

How to Use

1. Launch the server-hop-rs application.
2. The application will attempt to automatically detect your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie required for the app to work. (Supported Browsers)
3. If it can't find the cookie, you will have to provide it manually. (HOW TO FIND YOUR COOKIES)
4. Enter a Roblox Place URL or just the Place ID into the "Place ID / URL" field. (both will work)
5. Click the "Hop" button.

The application will then find a new server and launch Roblox to join it.

Supported Browsers

Note

IF YOU USE WINDOWS be sure to turn on the app with admin privileges. You have to do it only once on setup. IT WON'T WORK OTHERWISE. Please don't upload issues about it!

• ✅️ Brave
• ✅️ Chrome
• ✅️ Chromium
• ✅️ Edge
• ❌️ Firefox (And it's forks)

Due to how it works and me not having any way of checking if it even works currently Firefox support is not planned. Pull requests are welcome though.