setup-browser-cookies

To import cookies into a headless session, this skill bridges real Chromium browser cookies into Playwright environments, using an interactive domain picker UI to load selected authenticated cookies for QA testing.

Yes, reusing login cookies for QA testing is the core use case; the skill imports existing authenticated Chromium cookies into headless sessions, eliminating manual login steps and streamlining automated test workflows.

Yes, the cookie import mechanism works with Chromium-based browsers, extracting real session cookies and loading them into headless environments via an interactive domain picker for authenticated page testing.

To select specific cookie domains, the skill presents an interactive picker UI where you choose which authenticated domains to import, then loads only those selected cookies into the headless browser session.

Headless browser tests fail on authenticated pages because they lack session cookies; this skill solves that by importing real Chromium login cookies into the headless environment, bypassing the need for re-authentication.

The best way to test authenticated pages in headless browsers is importing real Chromium cookies via an interactive domain picker, directly loading existing session cookies into the Playwright environment without re-authenticating.