A few months ago I followed this Scrapy shell method to scrape a real estate listings webpage and it worked perfectly. I pulled my cookie and user-agent text from Firefox (Developer tools -> Headers) when the target URL is loaded, and I would get a successful response (200) and be able to pull items from response.xpath. For example: Now I’m
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How to use proxies within browser_cookie3 or any similar library that helps grab cookies?
I’m trying to populate cookies from a domain using this library browser_cookie3. It appears to be doing fine. However, the only and main problem is that I can’t figure out any way how to supply proxies within this library to get cookies from the location the proxy is from. For example, if I use this domain www.nordstrom.com within that library
I can’t add cookies on python selenium webdriver
I’m trying to enter a page and then add cookies on it, but it returns an error and I don’t know why. I did it exactly like is written on the selenium docs, and here is the code i used: And it returns selenium.common.exceptions.InvalidArgumentException: Message: invalid argument: missing ‘name’. I already thought that it could be the code trying to
Accept cookies consent from Youtube
I’m trying to retrieve a list of Youtube videos from a Youtube channel, say “https://www.youtube.com/user/YouTube/videos”, to get the nth first videos (thanks to the key = “videoId”). It used to work like a charm until a few days ago, when it started to ask for my consent. I tried many things on SO with no luck, I still see the
Passing cookies while logging in
I would like to integrate python Selenium and Requests modules to authenticate on a website. I am using the following code: The problem is that when I enter the browser the login authentication is still there when I try to access the url even though I passed the cookies generated from the requests session. How can I modify the code
Flask, setting JSON in a cookie, and decoding it on the client (in javascript)
I’m setting a cookie in Flask like follows : If i print json.dumps(someObject) on the server I get : On the client side it becomes : I want to decode it on a javascript client what format is it exactly ? I’d like to decode it and pass it to angular.fromJson(), it looks like there is at least unescaping (of