Cookie doesn't set in the next request

[ahrzeroday]

Hi,
When I set a cookie in the request, the cookie doesn't get stored with the other cookies that the request gives me. Additionally, if the request has a redirect, my cookie is only sent with the first request, and the other redirected requests do not have my cookie.

Code:
import primp client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows") cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"} client.cookies = cookie resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")

This link redirected to "https://httpbin.org/cookies". If you look at the header of this link, you can see just this:

cookie: TestCookie=First

And also, if I want to set a cookie for a URL without redirecting, it only sets my cookie for the first request. If I call that URL again with same client, my cookie is not stored. Additionally, if I want to set the cookie on a specific domain name, there is no option for it.

Thanks for your support.

[deedy5]

Fixud in #96

[ahrzeroday]

Hi,
I tested it again, but it doesn't work. Maybe I was wrong. Can you give me a sample code that works?

[deedy5]

client.cookies needs improvement.
Set cookies this way:

import primp

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows", cookies=cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)

or

import primp

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows")
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First", cookies=cookie)
print(resp.text)

[ahrzeroday]

I tested your code, and I realized we can't set a cookie for a special domain. Is that correct?
I found out that when I run this code:

import primp

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows", cookies=cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)
print(resp.cookies)

resp.cookies gives me an empty dictionary. Also, when I run this code:

import primp

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows", cookies=cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)
client.cookies={"TheCookie": "IWantToSet2"}
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)

It doesn't update the cookie.

[deedy5]

resp.cookies

import primp

client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows")
resp = client.get("https://nytimes.com")
print(resp.cookies)

updating cookies

import primp

client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows")

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First", cookies=cookie)
print(resp.text)

cookie={"TheCookie": "IWantToSet2"}
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First", cookies=cookie)
print(resp.text)

cookie={"TheCookie3": "IWantToSet3"}
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First", cookies=cookie)
print(resp.text)

[deedy5]

updating cookies 2

import primp

client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows")

cookie = {"TheCookie": "IWantToSet"}
client.set_cookies("https://httpbin.org", cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)

cookie={"TheCookie": "IWantToSet2"}
client.set_cookies("https://httpbin.org", cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)

cookie={"TheCookie3": "IWantToSet3"}
client.set_cookies("https://httpbin.org", cookie)
resp = client.get("https://httpbin.org/cookies/set?TestCookie=First")
print(resp.text)

[deedy5]

resp.cookies 2

import primp

client = primp.Client(impersonate="chrome_130", impersonate_os="windows")
resp = client.get("https://nytimes.com")
print(resp.cookies)
print(client.get_cookies("https://nytimes.com"))