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*Please let me know how can I set the cookies ASAP
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No bug here. It's not a problem of saving cookies. All cookies are managed well, when you using headless mode. No any "fix" can be provided by the project.
The problem is out of scope of this project. It's just that Kickstarter, Cloudflare and many other sites are informed about puppeteer (which is used by puphpeteer under the hood) existence, and know, how to detect it. If you want to bypass this protection, then you need to google the right question. Try to start from the other side with something like "how to detect puppeteer visitors" and dig deeper.
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How to enable cookies with puphpeteer using headless mode
Most sites can detect puphpeteer as we can not set the cookies so the bots can detect.
Here is the error when I try load the webiste in headless mode
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*Please let me know how can I set the cookies ASAP
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: