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I purchased a program that runs a .json script to purchase products from a specific website for me. The program automatically opens my browser. And I can also run multiple instances of the program at the same time.

My issue is that the website only allows 1 item to be purchased at a time, so I need to figure out a way to be able to have seperate accounts logged into the website at the same time.

I have tried different browsers and settings but I think its the cookies that block me from signing in to the website from different accounts. I have tried disabling cookies, but then the program is unsuccesful at adding the item to the cart. Because the program auto launches the browser I cannot use separate profiles.

Any ideas?

slhck
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Slomane
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Firefox has an extension that could do what you want (have separate accounts logged into a website at the same time, and uses separate set of cookies for each "profile").

Multifox

Multifox is an extension that allows Firefox to connect to websites using different user names. Simultaneously!

For example, if you have multiple Gmail accounts, you can open them all at the same time. Each Firefox window, managed by Multifox, accesses an account without interfering each other

Each Multifox window is flagged with a number indicating the identity profile. Logins made in windows with different numbers are isolated.

Logins are preserved the same way they are in “regular” windows. Even if you close the window or quit Firefox.

The identity profile of each window is preserved when Firefox restores the session.

It can also easily switch between profiles:
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galacticninja
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Cookies will not be shared between different make of browsers. Your Chrome will not use IE's cookies. Mostly the profiles are at different folders. If the website is blocking you even after using a different make of browser then it is block you on your IP. If the website does not want to sell multiple items to one user then may be look for other website and avoid circumventing their policy. If you do not find any such note on the website then may be try powering-off and then on the modem and hope it picks a new IP.

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