[Safari] GM_xmlhttpRequest does not use browser cookie? #786
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derjanb
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4.10.6103 should fix setting headers of GM_xmlhttpRequest |
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Firefox has similar issue. Hope it can be fixed in the next release. |
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@derjanb I can still replicate the issue with the current beta (4.10.6112) under Firefox. If needed, I'll try to create an example test case (I'll have to find a test website that'll properly work with cookies), but the issue is that cookies aren't sent for websites that need them (in my case, Instagram), with GM_xmlhttpRequest. |
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@qsniyg This issue is special to Safari (which has no version 4.10.6112). So please create a new issue. A example test case would be great. Thanks. |
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Not fixed? |
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@derjanb As I understand it's because Safari APIs and there is no workaround? I don't have Mac, but one user reported that cookies are not sent on:
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The issue still exists.
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Safari on Mac does not use browser's cookie when calling GM_xmlhttpRequest (see Tampermonkey/tampermonkey#786). When user is not logged in, Nanyangpt will redirect to non-https log-in page, which causes a cross origin request and user will get a warnning. For now, exclude tampermonkey on Mac to make the request. If other browsers are affected, exclude them also.
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Unfortunately this can't be fixed using Safari's App technology. However, there now is a new extension that uses Web Extension technology. You can upgrade your extension by getting the Tampermonkey bundle. |
Specifications
I have observed that tampermonkey has a separated process (Tampermonkey (Safari)) for sending out requests. User agents differ from Safari as well. This is the reason why requests do not embed browser cookie anymore like before.
I tried setting headers for
GM_xmlhttpRequestto include cookie however request cannot even be sent. Not sure whether this is fixable or there is some workaround.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: