Binary_Coder 1. In normal JS, you can use:
fetch("url",{method:"POST"/*or get*/,
headers: headers,
body: JSON.stringify(body)})
This is, of course, a simplification; there are other parameters you could use, you probably knew that already. In any case, read this for a more detailed explanation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch.

Part 2 is way trickier. startWebRequest() only works, as you know, for a select few websites, so you have to be creative, and use external servers to perform the requests themselves (at least, as far as I know). You can use Replit for this, along with cdo-firebase-storage, but this is where the domain of my CDO knowledge ends (when I was on CDO, I refused to dabble with this), so it would be better to ask @Letti42 or @Varrience . They're the masters of this art.

Binary_Coder Ah, though I have always stayed away from AppLab (for good reason!), I'm pretty sure it only does the GET. Sorry. Also, I'm pretty sure you can't specify any body in the function...

Varrience CDO could potentially use IP banning, though I really doubt it.

And "dark" inasmuch as it really was not meant to exist in any way whatsoever on CDO. When I was using CDO, I could have used that method, but I instead opted to push the limits of CDO, not break past them, for example with things like Fibre (of which, alas! I lost the project link and thus cannot give you the source code), which was a client-server networking library built only upon keyValues and not exterior servers.

Also, I noticed something pretty funny. We have cdo-firebase-storage, so why hasn't anyone like you or @Letti42 ever tried to make a rapid client-server thing based solely on that? Client sets a keyValue, server reads it, sets another response keyValue, and you have a good scheme. Maybe try it?

Ravage i talked about it with robot engine about it once and it is possible but a bit difficult to pull off, and like varrience said its hard to get more than one connection running by a single server. Only really good for post requests tbh

Ravage keyValues are websockets, right?

Yes, but to establish a connection to that websocket you need to connect to the firebase server which is kept track of, and makes sure you dont have too many connections on at the same time

Letti42 If one IP can't have too many connections at the same time... IP spoofing!

Also, how do you do the reply thing where you reply to a specific piece of text?

Ravage I stole the technique (and some of the code) from @Varrience who introduced me to it.

Crime 👍

Varrience Unfortunately, it is what we must do.