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They now use an HttpOnly cookie called "gds" that lasts for 15 days, so you can either wait for 15 days, or manually clear the site cookies.
With HttpOnly cookies, JavaScript cannot directly access or delete them. Tampermonkey, being a browser extension running in the JavaScript context, is also limited in directly removing HttpOnly cookies.
I blocked the "gds" cookie, but it does not seem to be working. =(
When I sign out of my account, it appears like this.
If I sign in, it redirects me to a new page where it doesn't work either. T_T
You can't really manually block it, because it's automatically created again on every page load.
Have you updated your script version to the latest one?
It works perfectly for me. You should try using it without logging in to the website.
When attempting to use the Edit feature, I was redirected to a different page where the user script did not work.
It seems that Adobe may have addressed this.