1. Find the folder where you installed Jinteia. If you use a desktop shortcut, right-click it and choose Open file location.
2. Click Connect loot file, then open that folder and select info_chat_loot.log.
3. Keep this page open while playing to see live updates in supported browsers.

Firefox reads your selected file once by default. To enable live updates in Firefox, you need the third-party File System Access extension and its local helper app. This optional method requires installing both; no Jinteia tracker download is needed.

1. Open the File System Access add-on by sycxyc, review its permissions, and install it if you want to use this method. The add-on requests access to website data and communication with local programs.
2. Open the developer's helper app releases. Choose the package for your operating system and follow its installation and native-messaging registration instructions. The extension alone cannot read the file automatically.
3. Open the extension's settings/access controls and enable file access for this tracker site. Use the exact website address shown in your address bar; limit the allowed sites to the ones you intend to use.
4. Reload this tracker page. Click Connect loot file, select info_chat_loot.log from your game folder, and approve read access when prompted. This tracker never requests write access.
5. Check for Updates every 10 seconds below the button. Keep the page open while playing. After your next drop, check that it appears and that the last-read time advances.

If the page still says One-time read, live file access is not active. Check the helper installation and the extension's site access, then reload and reconnect. Reloading the website with an ordinary auto-refresh extension does not grant access to the loot file.

This third-party workaround has not been tested with this tracker in Firefox. If it does not work, you can keep choosing the file manually, or use desktop Chrome or Edge for live updates without an extension.