Step 1- Step 1 -Click on scrap a website

Step 2 – We get nine guided tutorials- Just click on Linkedin

Step 3- `Click on Yes I am

Step 4 – Click on how to get cookies

Step 5 – Click on download chrome extension

Step 6 -Click on Add to Chrome

Step 7 - Click on Extension icon – Click on edit this cookies

Step 8 - Click on Cookies Button – Click on Cookies Export Button

Step 9- Go to back button—Then click here to paste cookies. This will paste cookies in below box

Step 10- Now go to Start recording and this will open up the website

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VIDEO TRANSCRIPT

Okay. So cookies, when you hit new automation, okay, we are launching and we'll make a video for this. We are launching the ability to have guided tutorials, right? Again, to help everyone with, with how to start. And right now it's called scrape a website. As we posted in one of the last videos. So here we will have some guided tutorials in the next week or so.

Um, and what this is, is a guided tutorial. These are on these nine sites. They're all guided and I'll show you what that means. So you click LinkedIn things to know, right? And this is the first getting stupid series. So you can watch that or not, right? It just tells you exactly kind of how it works. But then you hit go.

All right. So tips on handling login. This is the important part. And this is the old cookies video. Now. Cool. So tips on. Are you logging in? You would click. Yes, I am. Don't click not on this one. Because it doesn't make sense to me or Kyle. Why you would click on not on this one. If you were handling log.

Kyle, does that make sense? I, I agree with you here. Okay. Now, little caveat, we are trying to automate this piece. So without having to do the extension, but for now, this is how it's done. And it's somewhat easy. So you say first, and here's where the countdown starts. All right, Kyle, what's the time right now that we've been recording?

So it's already been done. Okay. Amazing. So I've got that now. So I go back here. All right. Click the puzzle icon and then pin edit this cookie. Okay. So I go back to the regular Chrome browser. I hit. Okay. What is pin this cook? So this is pin the cookie Kyle. That is cookie cow. Okay, great. Oh, now, now this looks good.

Okay. So now this looks like what I have in here. Okay, great. All right. All right, now click the cookie, then export. The piece Kyle does not put in here that he will put in here is what is the next step, Kyle? Clicking the cookie icon. False. Go to Chrome. There you go. False. No. It is going to the site you want to save your login, get the cookie from, right?

I thought that was in the direction. Was it not? No, it's not, Kyle. Add it. Okay. Add it, Kyle. It's not in there. So do that Kyle. So Kyle will do that, but I'm showing you right here. Now, now that I'm at LinkedIn and I'm logged into LinkedIn and my regular Chrome browser, all right, I can simply click this cookie, like the direction says, and then this one here will 1, 2, 3 from the right and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 from the left.

This icon here, it's called export. All you do is click it once and it says cookies copied to clipboard. You go back to our app and then all you have to do is press this button. Boom! And then go start recording. Okay, let's see what happens. Oh, sweet, baby Jane. Skipped login, skipped CAPTCHA, skipped 2FA, logged in, right?

And it already put, already put my URL in. Here's the guide we will tell you about. Look at this guide, Kyle. How about that? Pretty great design. This is great. Yeah, you're welcome. So here we go. So, okay, we're logged in.