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Student wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:33 am To solve this problem, replace the useragent with any other non chromium, I usually replace it during the request for accounts.google.com and immediately there is no mistake with security.

salvadordf wrote: Wed Jan 26, 2022 7:16 pm Sadly, I don't have any new information about this.

Last time I checked it was possible to login using the new "Chrome runtime" mode but it's still in experimental state and that mode hasn't improved in the last months.

The code in the OAuth2Tester demo should be enough to authenticate using OAuth2 but I haven't tried to use the access token recently.

This is a real problem for CEF developers but also for WebView2 developers. Google is blocking everyone.

thefunkyjoint wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 11:43 am

Student wrote: Thu Jan 27, 2022 9:33 am To solve this problem, replace the useragent with any other non chromium, I usually replace it during the request for accounts.google.com and immediately there is no mistake with security.

This is what i've been doing for the last year. First i used a Firefox user agent , worked, but then after a while, blocked. Then i switch to Safari, worked and after a while, blocked too. Tried other user agents, but no lucky.

There are SOME logins that will work, but it's getting more and more often that a lot of logins are being blocked

But i set the user agent using GlobalCEFApp. Maybe the way you are doing works, could you please show some code sample ?

  var oldHeader, newHeader: ICefStringMultimap;
  i:integer;
  
  if pos('https://accounts.google.com', request.URL) = 1
  then
  begin
    oldHeader := TCefStringMultimapOwn.Create;
    newHeader := TCefStringMultimapOwn.Create;
    request.GetHeaderMap(oldHeader);
    for i := 0 to oldHeader.size - 1 do
    begin
      if oldHeader.Key[i] = 'User-Agent' then
        newHeader.append('User-Agent', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:95.0) Gecko/20100101 RandomString/95.0')
      else
        newHeader.append(oldHeader.Key[i], oldHeader.Value[i]);
    end;
    request.SetHeaderMap(newHeader);
    oldHeader := nil;
    newHeader := nil;
  end;

thefunkyjoint wrote: Fri Jan 28, 2022 12:07 pm Thanks , will try that.

But one thing i already noticed with this procedure is, sometimes it won't work and the site will respect the useragent defined on GlobalCefApp. For instance, if you leave GlobalCefApp.userAgent blank, but send an Iphone Safari's user agent on this method, google.com will not show the mobile version instead of desktop. Don't know really why this happens...