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Current FurAffinity bridge no longer (or possibly never) logs in as the user, rendering some content inaccessible.
As a captcha has now been added to the login page, the only viable way of accessing this content is by having the user log in via a browser, then copy the session cookies. As found in #1083 these cookies do not expire.
Idea:
Create a new file in /docs/10_Bridge_Specific similar to the Instagram file that's in there and describe how to get the cookie. Then, in the description just say "Please see link on how to use this"
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Current FurAffinity bridge no longer (or possibly never) logs in as the user, rendering some content inaccessible.
As a captcha has now been added to the login page, the only viable way of accessing this content is by having the user log in via a browser, then copy the session cookies. As found in #1083 these cookies do not expire.