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"--set-cookie" does not work #78
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Thank you for your feedback! I have tested the current master version (hence, not the release version) and did not experience this problem with: website-evidence-collector --no-headless -c edp_cookie_agree=1 --overwrite https://edps.europa.eu
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website-evidence-collector --no-headless -c "edp_cookie_agree=1" --overwrite https://edps.europa.eu After the 2.0.0 release, a fix related to cookies was introduced (0210bb0). I suspect that this fixes your problem. So please update already to master. I will test the current master during August and plan to release 2.1 in September or so. Screenshot without cookie:Screenshot with cookie:Please re-open if this does not fix your problem. |
If nobody else can, I try to reproduce the issue next week |
Any news on this? |
I installed again Website Evidence Collector using this command: If I execute If I execute the command:
I get from the console:
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What WEC version does the inspection.yml file say? |
It says:
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Hi @ZikBurns , what about the line thereafter? version:
npm: 2.0.0
commit: v2.0.0-36-g3e8c98f-dirty |
It's empty:
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Hi all,
I've a question regarding the "--set-cookie" functionality.
I tried to reproduce your example from the FAQ page by executing the command line "website-evidence-collector --set-cookie "edp_cookie_agree=1" http://edps.europa.eu".
However, from the report resulting from the above command line, I see that the cookie banner still appears in the screenshot - so it failed to assign the consent using --set-cookie "edp_cookie_agree=1".
I also tried to use an authenticated session on another website using --set-cookie "ssid=", but that didn't work either for a reason I don't know.
Please for support as soon as possible.
Best regards
nriv
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