Open URLS with login, and bypass cookies about multibrowse HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks @BrutaleRalph!

To add Chromium flags, simply append them to the end of the command. For example:

multibrowse.exe example.com example2.com --ignore-certificate-errors-spki-list="yourfingerprints"

Basic Auth logins are supported by passing the credentials in the URL (see #6 for an example). If you have more info on the type of authentication used for your dashboard I could probably give you a more definitive answer.

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Great!, i'll try that tomorrow.
I simply updated my CA certificate instead -> Should have been done anyway I was just lazy.

Regarding the login, it's not basic auth but I might have found another solution with a different dashboard (Grafana).
Consider my question as closed.

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Great stuff, thanks for using the library!

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Hi Foxxyz

I think I've found out which authentication is used on the site.
It runs on an internal IIS - and WWW-Authenticate with Windows Credentials.
But I cannot seem to get it working with https://username:[email protected]/admin

Any idea?

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It runs on an internal IIS - and WWW-Authenticate with Windows Credentials.

Do you mean NTLM? I have no experience with it, but I do know using https://username:[email protected] will only work for Basic authentication.

You may want to look into passing the --auth-server-whitelist="*example.com,*foobar.com,*baz" flag when invoking multibrowse.

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I meant NTLM yes, however, the suggestion doesn't work in my case.

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