Option A: Client with Built-in Cookie Import
Easiest method — Some clients have cookie login built right into their account manager. No browser, no extension.
- Rise Client — Account Manager → Add Account → Cookie → paste → done
- Several other modern ghost/utility clients ship the same feature — check your client’s Accounts UI
Option B: Browser Cookie Injector
If your client doesn’t support cookies directly, do it manually through a browser.1
Install Cookie Quick Manager
Get Cookie Quick Manager (Firefox addon)
2
Open the Extension
Click the Extensions icon in your Firefox toolbar, then click Cookie Quick Manager, then click Manage
3
Import Cookies
In the bottom-left corner, click the third button from the left (looks like an export icon), then click Restore cookies from a file and select the cookie file you got from MOG Alts
4
Verify Login
Open minecraft.net — you should see the alt’s username in the top-right
5
Launch Client
Use a client that supports cookie login (Rise, etc.) and log in there. The official Minecraft Launcher does not work — it forces a fresh Microsoft sign-in and ignores the browser session.
Troubleshooting
minecraft.net shows wrong account
minecraft.net shows wrong account
Clear your existing minecraft.net cookies first, then re-import. Old session data can conflict.
Client still asks for password
Client still asks for password
The official Minecraft Launcher doesn’t support cookie login. Use Rise or another client with native cookie import.
