Preserve cookies between rechecks

[chicocheco]

It was asked here but as a bug report, which is not - #3690

I set up a detection watch using Puppeteer with Browser Steps (super cool feature) to log in, but it includes an OTP code, and I cannot disable it therefore unless there was a way of logging in and storing it in cookies for the following rechecks, it is useless.

Is there a correct solution to this? I tried several approaches with the flag --user-data-dir but non of them seems to work.

Thank you

[aunterste]

You could try to log in on a regular browser and use a tool to save all the cookies that it creates (I like this one https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/get-cookiestxt-locally/cclelndahbckbenkjhflpdbgdldlbecc?pli=1 ) If you copy all cookies in Header String format, than you can take that long string and just add it under 'Advanced' to the Header block. It might also help to clone the entire header string of your browser as well for the cookies to be accepted. Works like half the time, the other half there is some additional fingerprinting going on that makes the session cookies worthless.

[chicocheco]

That’s pretty creative, thanks! It’s surprising to me there is no other way, more direct. Anyway, thank you, I’ll try that