Cookie Handling For Selenium Web Scraping in Python

Today we learn how to work with cookies when it comes to web automation tasks using Selenium in Python.
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[@smnomad9276]

I have criticized your teaching style before, but this time I have to be honest this was very beginner friendly, well explained and broken down. Thanks for the effort and the valuable content. Cheers!

[@DavidCalebChaparroOrozco]

Bro, I love your videos, all the ones you publish help me learn something new and improve every day, keep making the videos.
PS: You may be able to upload a Web Scrapping video for job searching on LinkedIn. If it's not too much trouble and again thank you very much.

[@nathan_luthor]

I typically opt to just use browser profiles instead.. whenever there is any changes that i want to a browser, i just open it up, set some necessary adjustment _(logins, plugins, at etc)_ and then close it..
But it also partly because i'm lazy and don't wanna deal with making/saving and loading a cookies in codes🗿

[@rublevv]

Hey NeuralNine, Thanks for the great content!
In the code, you enter a website, retrieve cookies, and then re-enter the website to authenticate. But does that mimic the REAL user workflow? When I enter a website, I don't have to reload it to get authorized. I just enter the website, and I am ALREADY authorized. However, in the code, it seems like you're entering it twice, which isn't really what happens in real flow.
Or am I missing something?

[@ashraf_isb]

it doesnt work at my end in jupitor, browse is chrome but it keeps on giving me attribute error of split
thanks for the session

[@KKKBarracuda]

This is very insightful and I've learned a lot in web scrapping. I hope in the future you could create a series about Natural language processing with different python libraries and frameworks while also including the regex library. It would be helpful in my Compiler Design and Intelligent Systems Class because I am having a hard time finding a syntax and semantic analysis with a program example on google and youtube for free.

[@riskaaulia7944]

Make for java script using puppeter

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Pop os forever