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How To Get Google User Authentication Cookie Value

Posted on April 17, 2023April 19, 2023 By user No Comments on How To Get Google User Authentication Cookie Value
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This post demonstrates how to obtain the value of a cookie that Google uses for authentication into its user services.

Specifically, the cookie named “__Secure-1PSID” is used to check if a user has logged into their Google account before allowing access to various Google services. In another post, we created a temporary cookie using Selenium to allow an automated Python script to access Google services without having to automate the difficult process of logging in.

Using Google Chrome Browser

  • Navigate to https://bard.google.com/
  • Using your Google Login, click the sign in button in the upper right corner
  • Sign into the Google account that was granted access to use Bard
  • Open the Developer’s panel (Press F12, or navigate using menus: Click 3 dots in upper right > More Tools > Developer Tools)
  • On the bar in the Developer Tools panel, select “Application” (you may need to click the >> button to reveal more items)
  • Now, in the left panel under the Application tab, expand the Cookies tree
  • Select the cookie item labeled “https://bard.google.com”

You will see a table with containing information about every cookie that site uses.

Select the line for the cookie named “__Secure-1PSID”. Right click the value for this cookie and copy.

Using Mozilla Firefox Browser

  • Navigate to https://bard.google.com/
  • Using your Google Login, click the sign in button in the upper right corner
  • Sign into the Google account that was granted access to use Bard
  • Open the Developer’s panel by clicking the 3 horizontal bards in the upper-right corner of the browser. Select More Tools > Web Developer Tools
  • On the bar in the Developer Tools panel, select “Storage” (you may need to click the >> button to reveal more items)
  • Now, in the left panel under the Storage tab, expand the “Cookies” tree
  • Select the cookie item labeled “https://bard.google.com”

You should see a table containing every cookie that site uses.

Select the line for the cookie named “__Secure-1PSID”. Right click the value for this cookie and copy.

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