Getting the cookie with "path" field

[leesache]

Hello, SB Community and Michael
My current goal is to get the cookie in browser, which has a "path" field. Which doesn't allow me to get that cookie if I'm not on the corresponding path (e.g. v2/auth) I've tried a lot of approaches, but redirecting to that path can't help me, because this exact cookie is deleted when I redirect to any page. (Important)

The only approach that can work is to enable CDP mode, (which I would like not to do, but it seems that there is no solutions).
I'm activating CDP In big application

async def registration_scenario(
    api_key: str, service: str, user_id: int, is_male: bool = True
) -> str | Exception:
    platform: str = get_platform()
    user_agent: str = get_user_agent(platform)
    window_size: str = get_window_size()
        with SB(
            uc=True,
            browser="chrome",
            locale="ru",
            position="0,0",
            agent=user_agent,
            window_size=window_size,
            proxy=proxy,
            block_images=True,
        ) as driver:
            manager = RegistrationManager(
                driver, api_key, service, is_male, user_id, platform
            )
            result = await manager.execute_queue()
            return result

And at some point to get that cookie I need to activate CDP mode, it will be called but from async function but if I call it, it says that there is already another event loop. Is there any solution to this problem? Or maybe you can suggest me a way how can I extract that cookie from chromium.
Also will it even work if I enable CDP mode while running the code, if activate_cdp_mode() opens a new instance of browser?

[leesache]

Also this cookie is not only in cookie for one time, it's also can be found in request headers.

[mdmintz]

The available cookie methods for CDP Mode are:

sb.cdp.get_all_cookies(*args, **kwargs)
sb.cdp.set_all_cookies(*args, **kwargs)
sb.cdp.save_cookies(*args, **kwargs)
sb.cdp.load_cookies(*args, **kwargs)
sb.cdp.clear_cookies()
sb.cdp.get_cookie_string()

There's a CDP Mode cookie example here:

• examples/cdp_mode/raw_cookies_async.py

Do browser navigation after activating CDP Mode, as the URL changes on activation.

[leesache]

The best approach we found is to just

sb.execute_cdp_cmd('Storage.getCookies', cmd_args={})

Can get all the cookies, even the cookies which can be accessed only on specified path.
Doesn't need to enable CDP mode for using.

[Mazentmaalouf]

I can't access cookies after the Chrome update.

from seleniumbase import sb_cdp

def get_cf_clearance_cookie(sb):
all_cookies = sb.get_all_cookies()
for cookie in all_cookies:
if cookie.name == "cf_clearance":
return cookie
return None

url = "https://gitlab.com/users/sign_in"
sb = sb_cdp.Chrome(url)
sb.sleep(3) # Wait for CAPTCHA to load
sb.solve_captcha() # (Only if found)
sb.sleep(2) # Wait for CAPTCHA success
cf_cookie = get_cf_clearance_cookie(sb)
if cf_cookie:
print("cf_clearance cookie: %s" % cf_cookie.value)
else:
print("Didn't find the cf_clearance cookie!")
sb.driver.stop()

[mdmintz]

Upgrade the MyCDP dependency to 1.3.4:
https://github.com/mdmintz/MyCDP/releases/tag/v1.3.4

The next version of SeleniumBase will set that as the minimum MyCDP version.

[Mazentmaalouf]

How should I use the cf_clreance cookie code? and this gives error pip install sb-cdp==1.3.4
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement sb-cdp==1.3.4 (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for sb-cdp==1.3.4

[mdmintz]

The dependency is mycdp. (How you use the cf_clearance cookie is up to you.)