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Access Denied to website #106

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BODYPRINT opened this issue Feb 8, 2023 · 0 comments
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Access Denied to website #106

BODYPRINT opened this issue Feb 8, 2023 · 0 comments

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BODYPRINT commented Feb 8, 2023

I was getting "Access Denied" error when visiting a website but after some research realized it was because WRP was using Chrome in headless mode. I'm using WRP on a Linux server.

I fixed the issue by turning headless mode off. Unfortunately, documentation on how to use the "-h" argument in command line is not completely clear. I had tried "-h false", "-h off", "-h 0", none of which worked. I stumbled across "-h=false" which finally did work.
I wanted to find out if the solution presented in this article would help with this problem and if it was possible to be implemented in a future version:
https://jsoverson.medium.com/how-to-bypass-access-denied-pages-with-headless-chrome-87ddd5f3413c

EDIT: While using non-headless mode:
Sometimes a website will force open a new tab when clicking on a link. Is it possible to redirect the client browser to the new tab? The default behavior at the moment is that when a new tab is opened in Chrome, the client browser stops displaying any new pages.

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