Login

[albertvveld]

is it possible to auto login on websites?

[guysoft]

Same as chrome browser. You can install an extension to do that, for example: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/auto-login/kjdgohfkopafhjmmlbojhaabfpndllgk?hl=en

[monotek]

Why not use xdotool as its installed anyway?

Example to do a google search:

#!/bin/bash

PAGE_URL="https://www.google.com"
PAGE_FORM1="Fullpageos"

xdotool windowactivate --sync $(xdotool search --onlyvisible --name chromium)
xdotool key CTRL+l
xdotool type ${PAGE_URL}
xdotool key Return
sleep 1
xdotool key CTRL+a
xdotool key Delete
xdotool type ${PAGE_FORM1}
xdotool key Return

[guysoft]

You can also use chromium to save logins (open a window with ctrl-t).

Also any chrome extension that saves passwordsM

[monotek]

Yes, but it doesn't feels save to trust some chrome app and give them my passwords.

[guysoft]

Well, i can't build anything beyond that myself, and you are using my distro (unless you built it yourself).

[guysoft]

Closing if no reply

[jeffykle]

Having trouble using xdotool: Failed creating new xdo instance Error: Can't open display: (null) edit: nevermind first had to export DISPLAY=:0

[Norfeldt]

(I know that the thread is old, but just in case this could be of any help)

If it's an Chromium login issue (which I had a lot of struggle with) then try:

Chromium settings->Advanced->Turn off Allow Chromium sign-in.

For other logins and if you don't wanna use some chrome extensions. Then you might be able to use chromes puppeteer recorder and see of you can trigger that to run in chromium,

[guysoft]

Might be worth adding that in to the wiki on this repo