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Currently, the way to inherit cookies into a browser is to create a session, inherit the cookies there, create a request to the page, and then render the request. Some webpages can detect the initial request and will "mark" the browser as suspicious, causing some issues. If the browser is created with a BrowserSession instead, the issues go away, but cookies can't be directly put into the browser, unless I am mistaken. Would be a great feature to have.
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Currently, the way to inherit cookies into a browser is to create a session, inherit the cookies there, create a request to the page, and then render the request. Some webpages can detect the initial request and will "mark" the browser as suspicious, causing some issues. If the browser is created with a BrowserSession instead, the issues go away, but cookies can't be directly put into the browser, unless I am mistaken. Would be a great feature to have.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: