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I have an automated daily task with RSelenium in the cloud. This task consists of logging (required) into www.twitter.com and make a webflow navigation. Instead, Twitter detects this logging as suspicious activity.
How could I avoid it? My IP is static. I think one way to solve it would be using the webdriver.remote.sessionid so that Twitter does not consider me as a new user in each task iteration.
Any ideas?
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I need to use chrome driver to automate web navigation using selenium.
However, the work computer that I use did not like it, I had to bypass a couple of security blocks. When I dowloaded chrome driver I tried to run it in the cmd terminal which threw up a link and a recommendation that I should read its contents. the link was the following:
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How to handle allow pop up on the chrome browser by Selenium Java
I'm using
chrome=69.0.3497.100
Driver info: chromedriver=2.35.528161
Selenium-jave: 3.14.0
Note: I have tried every possible solution from: How to click Allow on Show Notifications popup using Selenium Webdriver
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Add the following capability:
avoids the need to grant camera/microphone permissions.
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