Tampermonkey/tampermonkey

[Safari] GM_xmlhttpRequest does not use browser cookie?

robbielj opened this issue · 9 comments

robbielj commented

Specifications

  • Safari: 13.0.2
  • TM: 4.9.6055
  • OS: mac os 10.15

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_xmlhttpRequest to include cookie however request cannot even be sent. Not sure whether this is fixable or there is some workaround.

derjanb commented

4.10.6103 should fix setting headers of GM_xmlhttpRequest

machsix commented

Firefox has similar issue. Hope it can be fixed in the next release.

ivysrono commented

Firefox has similar issue. Hope it can be fixed in the next release.

+1

derjanb commented

@ivysrono @machsix This is issue is in no way related to Firefox, because there are major architectural differences.
If you can reproduce your issue at Tampermonkey Firefox BETA (#816) then please create a new issue and attach a script to reproduce the issue. Thanks.

qsniyg commented

@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.

derjanb commented

@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.

isokaze04 commented

Not fixed?
GM_xmlhttpRequest does not attach cookie still.

Purfview commented

@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:

  • Safari: 15.0
  • TM: 4.13.6140
amorphobia commented

The issue still exists.

  • Safari: 15.6.1
  • TM: 4.17.6162