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How do I copy the cookies from one browser in one machine to another? I want to retain the "user details" that the site maintains...
Open the developer tool then switch to the "Network" tab. From there you can see all http requests (refresh the page if it is empty). Then just select the request you want and copy the data you want from the header. You can copy it just like in any other program - click on it, select what you want to copy then press ctrl-c (or cmd-c on Mac)
Show activity on this post. I am trying to copy some specific tag elements from the browser but it copies the entire child tags too. I tried to use the "Copy Element" and other options but no luck. Tried with different browsers and same result. How to copy a specific element from browser such as a div tag without copying the related tags with it.
Take a look at Web-browser encryption of personal health information, whose "Abstract" section seems to describe your same problem. However, their "passcode" that generates the encryption key must be shared, which wouldn't let you differentiate medial staff.
I have the following code in my C# windows app which places the data from my webbrowser control into the clipboard. However when I come to pasting this into MSWord it pastes the HTML markup rather ...
Is there a way, once that's done - to copy that object as javascript code? What I'm trying to do is convert an object that was created using ajax to parse an xml feed into a static javascript object so that a file can run locally, without a server.
Is there any way I can copy/edit the cookies in Chrome Developer tools? Or do I need to install a custom add-on for this?
browser_cookie3.BrowserCookieError: Unable to get key for cookie decryption Asked 7 months ago Modified 7 months ago Viewed 3k times
Google stores cookies in SQLite, and I've downloaded Sqlite database browser to help me look at these values. What surprises me is that about half of the cookie values shows as empty (including the one I need), even though they are obviously not.
That will never be stored in the browser. Since I am able to see it in the network tab, where exactly is the access token stored in the browser? We use Azure AD as the IDP and Owin packages to integrate OAuth auth code flow. The API request is over HTTPS and I am able to view the full request details in network tab. Is this expected?