Get to know Chrome

I know I can use cookies to overcome modal dialogs. However, some people may think this way.

Do I have to bother to use a user profile?

The answer is yes. Because __Chrome manages cookies by user profile, it's __. However, this "managed by user profile" is only my impression. __ Therefore, please note that it is not correct. The reason why I felt "managed by user profile" is because the dialog problem was not solved by simply getting the cookie with __selenium __. Also, I thought so because the cookies I have are different for each __ user profile. In addition, I tried to use the default user profile, but I didn't use it because it caused some inconvenience. The inconvenience is that the program will be corrupted when Chrome is open. Apparently, it throws an error when the referenced directory is covered. __what the hell. __ Therefore, we have prepared a directory for individual user profiles.

Finally implemented

I've talked to Gudaguda so far, but the point is that I hope you can suppress the following two points. __ · Cookies required to resolve dialog issues __ __ · The dialog problem can be solved by using a user profile with the required cookies __ Yes. We will implement it based on these two points. The program is as follows.

nexon.py

#Import modules etc.
from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.keys import Keys
from selenium.webdriver.chrome.options import Options
import chromedriver_binary
import pyotp
import time

#Driver settings
options = Options()
PROFILE_PATH = r"Individually prepared user profile directory"
options.add_argument('--incognito')  #Open browser in incognito mode
options.add_argument('--no-sandbox')
options.add_argument('--disable-gpu')
options.add_argument("--user-data-dir=" + PROFILE_PATH)   #Specifying the user profile directory
options.add_argument("--profile-directory=Profile 1")   #Specifying a user profile

#Driver designation
chrome = webdriver.Chrome(options=options)

chrome.get("https://login.nexon.co.jp/login/?gm=mabinogi")   #Go to login page
chrome.implicitly_wait(10)   #Wait until the required element is displayed (up to 10 seconds)

#Information required for login
user_name = "user_name"
password = "password"

#Get a text box to enter login information
element_user = chrome.find_element_by_id("NexonID")
element_password = chrome.find_element_by_id("Password")
element_totp = chrome.find_element_by_id("OTP")

#Enter user name etc.
element_user.send_keys(user_name)
element_password.send_keys(password)

#Generate one-time password
totp = pyotp.TOTP("Alphanumeric characters used when setting a one-time password")
#Set the one-time password in advance
#Make a note of the required alphanumeric characters

#Enter the one-time password and press Enter to confirm
element_totp.send_keys(totp.now())
element_totp.send_keys(Keys.ENTER)

#Click the game start button
btn = chrome.find_element_by_xpath("//div[@id='left']/div[@class='bt-login']/div[@class='btn-web-gamestart']/a")
btn.click()

#Wait (because the game did not start without waiting)
time.sleep(10)

#Close chrome
chrome.quit()

Cookies seem to be available when you run them in your user profile and you don't need to do anything. Also, please note that the game will not start if you use headless mode. Also, you will be asked for administrator permission to launch the game, click on it yourself. The reason is that it is not under the jurisdiction that can be operated with a web browser. But unfortunately __ this program has a fatal drawback. __ __ The dialog problem reoccurs when the cookie expires. __ Then you will also need to launch the game yourself using your user profile to create cookies.

Finally

Thank you for staying with us until the end. How was the extra edition? I've talked a lot with Gudaguda, but I hope this article helps something. However, please note that it is a fairly gray zone program. That's all for enp.

[Addition 8/15] I changed the program a little. The change is in options.add_argument ('--incognito'). This setting will open Chrome in secret mode. I read articles such as "The system is less likely to malfunction" as to why it opens in secret mode, but I am not. I simply didn't want to keep a history. Personally, I really hate the situation where "my information is leaked without my knowledge". So I don't usually want to keep a lot of history. I don't want to see my history without knowing it. You can see the history separately. But isn't it different? What can be seen without permission. Therefore, in order to eliminate the risk of being seen without permission, I try not to leave a history. I talked a little strange thing, but it's okay if you can understand only that "I changed the program a little"!