Need help. I am not logged into my account after using LoadCookie

[TheSpeedyspin]

Hello. I am storing cookies to remain logged into my account without the need to sign-in, but I am having trouble.

Currently, the flow I have in Zennposter is I manually sign into the account for "Website A". Then I use SaveCookie to store the cookie in a text file as so:

instance.SaveCookie(@"C:\Users\oooo\OneDrive\Documents\ZP\AccountCookiesFiles\1.txt");

Afterward, I clear cookies in the browser and navigate to "Website B." Website B doesn't matter. But here, I use LoadCookie to load Website A's cookies:

instance.LoadCookie(@"C:\Users\oooo\OneDrive\Documents\ZP\AccountCookiesFiles\1.txt");

Then, I return to Website A. I should be logged into my account, but I'm not. The above code is not working. I also tried Zennoposter's Add Action >Browser >Works with cookies cube/block to Import and Export cookies, but it is also not working on the website.

Can someone help me figure out if I am doing something wrong or missing something? Is the cookie not loading into the browser? Or can a website detect if Zennoposter has loaded a cookie into the browser?

 

[VladZen]

I would recommed to use Works with cookies options for that job. Their functionality is more up-to-date.
When you save cookies, make sure there are the cookies for certain domain (website A) in the profile, you can control it Current profile window>Cookies tab.

 

[TheSpeedyspin]

@VladZen, but I mentioned in my previous post I tried "Works with cookies," and that also didn't work.

 

[TheSpeedyspin]

When I check the cookie window after importing the cookies, I see it has loaded into the browser, but I am not logged into the account. Somehow, the website must know the difference between the cookies that were cleared and added back compared to keeping the cookies in the browser.

 

[TheSpeedyspin]

Even saving a profile after manually logging into the website and then loading the profile later is not working. That is odd. I'm not sure how the website detects the difference.