I have been researching about how to bypass browser authentication in Safari 10 (or Chrome) in Mac OS Sierra. I have tried the following: http://username:password@URLofAPP
I have also tried: alert.SetAuthenticationCredentials(username,password); alert.accept(); and it won't work. Currently using Selenium 3.3 and Safari 10
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Why you are trying to bypass it? You have selenium, you can simulate user logging in.– Peter M. - stands for MonicaSep 15 '17 at 20:00
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I am not sure how to get into the browser alert authentication that safari is throwing. I have done some steps to do it which is the alert.setauthenticationcredentials but I couldn't get into it– MarjSep 15 '17 at 21:20
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Simulate exactly what user does to login to your website: go to URL, fill login form, submit. Is your website different?– Peter M. - stands for MonicaSep 15 '17 at 21:36
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I am talking about the basic auth on browser level, not the app itself @peter– MarjSep 16 '17 at 14:22
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It can't be done in Selenium (outside of Java's Robot class), but you can configure your test system(s) to login using Apple's Keychain as this SuperUser answer points out. As a follow up answer points out, you can do wildcard matches on the domains now.
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I was looking at Applescript where I can just call this method and so when my code detects it is a safari browser I'm testing, the applescript is automatically executed– MarjSep 19 '17 at 15:41
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@RiteshKarwa No I didn'thave any luck. Per kirbycope's answer superuser.com/questions/343231/… this may help. I did not continue my automation testing due to Professional reasons.– MarjJul 21 '21 at 23:32