setup-browser-cookies

To import cookies for authenticated QA, you can use an interactive setup flow that extracts session cookies from your local Chromium browser and injects them into the headless browse session to preserve logged-in states.

Yes, cookie import supports multiple Chromium-based browsers including Chrome, Arc, Brave, Edge, and Chromium, allowing you to extract and preserve authenticated sessions across these platforms for automated tests.

Using real browser cookies in headless automated tests simulates a logged-in state across domains, which is essential for performance testing on authenticated pages, debugging login flows, and running QA workflows without manual logins.

During the interactive cookie setup flow, you are guided through domain selection to tailor the import for your specific app, ensuring only the necessary session cookies are transferred to the headless environment.

Yes, the cookie import process requires RKstack detection data to identify the browser source and execute the browser-specific commands needed to transfer and preserve cookies correctly.

Yes, the interactive setup includes verification steps after the browser-specific cookie import commands are executed, confirming that the logged-in state was successfully preserved in the headless session.