Below is a blog-style guide to understanding and fixing this mismatch.
The error can also occur when you try to use a config created for OpenBullet 1 (Loli format) in OpenBullet 2. As reported by users, even testing all available wordlist types will result in the same error. This indicates a deeper format incompatibility.
If your wordlist is Username:Password but the config requires Email:Password (and you have emails to use), you need to format it properly using a tool like GitHub - R3TR0-K1D/Wordlist-Converter (or any custom script) to change the structure. 4. Understanding OpenBullet Wordlist Types Knowing the difference between types is crucial: Standard user:pass . Email:Password: Standard email:pass . Below is a blog-style guide to understanding and
If you’ve spent any time in the world of web security testing, account auditing, or using automation tools like OpenBullet (OB) or SilverBullet, you’ve likely encountered the dreaded red error:
If you have permission to edit the config (and technical skill), you can change its expected wordlist type: This indicates a deeper format incompatibility
Check your global OpenBullet settings under Settings > Environment . This section defines what variables are generated by each wordlist type. For example, it dictates that Credentials splits a line into USER and PASS using the : separator.
Stick to universally recognized formats like Default , MailPass , or UserPass to minimize incompatibility issues. or UserPass to minimize incompatibility issues.
Manually change the "Wordlist Type" in the Runner settings to "Credentials," forcing the software to ignore the specific formatting.