While recording test cases through the browser, the Windows Integrated Authentication window pops up, which needs a username and password for authentication. This is not being recorded by the PlayWright Headless test recorder obviously as this is not browser activity. So to automate the login process, how to handle this popup and authenticate the user, is there any workaround for this.
Could you please let me know if you have encountered this kind of issue earlier for the PlayWright test framework or any other testing framework? Any help on this and highly appreciated.
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I am new to cypress and I am trying to automate few things; rather than testing. Actually I am trying to make a simple comment bot in a desired website. My problem is that whenever I try to Login with cypress, it wants me to solve recaptcha. I know recaptcha is only meant for human to solve and so I am thinking, I would first login manually myself then run the cypress in that logged in browser session to automate few things; like commenting for example. This one also doesn't seem to possible with the cypress because they mention they clear all the browser session and storage while starting the test. So is there any workaround to it? Or any alternatives?
As title, there would be a alert "verify your identity with webauthn.io" poped when I regisetered a user through FIDO. The alert might have some options. My target is to write a script that can automatically sign in a website by selenium, but I have no idea how to handle this alert in selenium.
Is there any way to handle this alert?
the alert be like
For testing purposes you could use a virtual authenticator. Chromium based browsers have the option to emulate WebAuthn/FIDO2 authenticators - https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/webauthn/
I've found when the virtual authenticator is enabled, it'll "bypass" the menu in your image above. The WebAuthn ceremony is still completed, the menu just immediately utilizes the virtual authenticator when enabled. The same will be true for authentication
Some considerations
This is not an option in all browsers (notably Firefox and Safari)
For application testing I highly recommend that you still perform a round of manual testing utilizing a real authenticator (YubiKey, Face ID, Windows Hello, etc..)
Hope this helps
I am trying to automate login to my app which uses among others, google sso authentication.
However login form return error "This browser or app may not be secure.". I set my google account options to allow less secure apps but still nothing.
I browsed few topics:
GMail is blocking login via Automation (Selenium)
Selenium Google Login Block
Automation Google login with python and selenium shows ""This browser or app may be not secure""
And it seems that google is blocking this way at all in favor of oauth.
People write in these topics that solutions stopped working recently
So is it currently possible, to set ChromeDriver somehow using capabalities, to be able to login through SSO?. I need a simple solution, that will run headless with other scripts on cloud (not something that would require me to manually login first on another instance as one anwser suggests).
If its not possible or extremly complicated please tell me I will not waste time on it.
If you want to use chrome capabilities, what you can do is set the user-data-dir to a chrome profile that has already been signed in using SSO.
You should look up how to reuse chrome profiles with selenium.
If your accounts have 2 steps verifications, google believe it's safer and allows you to get login. Then the issue will be how to handle the 2 steps verifications. Working on that :/
I'm trying to use Cypress with a site that redirects users to a third-party site for authentication. Once a user logs in, they're automatically redirected back to the site we control. From what I've read, Cypress doesn't support this particular set up.
Authentication at the third-party site can happen through a popup as well. And I can make Cypress open that popup.
Is there a way I can detach the Cypress test runner from the log-in popup so that it's no longer under control by Cypress? If so, how is this done? I would like to do this so that I can automate the log-in with something else (namely, Puppeteer) and then run the actual tests in the base page in the Cypress iframe.
Since you can assume the AUT is accepting a request from the 3rd party at some point in time, there should be a solution where you fire that api request with cy.request in the same manner as the UI.
You'll likely have to store environment variables, or some other auth security for the key, but if you do that, the login flow can be replicated by Cypress without having to use their 3rd party code; which you won't be able to access with Cypress if it's an iframe or other common 3rd party auth UI setup.
I'm trying to use robot framework as a ui test tooling for a website we use internal.
To test different user roles I open the browser with basic authentication (http://user:ww#url). Unfortunately this methode is removed from chrome and chromedriver (http://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5669008342777856) (for the test I use PhantomJS).
because of this issue subresource requests are blocked. See image attached.
Because of this issue also js files are blocked and therefore my UI tests don't work properly.
Does anybody have an idee on how to solve this or another way of testing?
This issue is being encountered by all browser automation frameworks. This SO answer describes an approach to take a two step approach:
Go to the url with http://user:pass#hostname.ext
Go to the url with http://hostname.ext
The username and password are cached and subsequent visits will reuse it.