[MalwareMop]

Solution found. Thanks to Das, appreciated.

[Ninja]

Are you sure the cookies are set? And if so, are you sure they are valid?

[MalwareMop]

Are you sure the cookies are set? And if so, are you sure they are valid?

So the above code works for you? Of course they are in the container, it's the first thing I checked. They are also totally valid as I use them in other HTTP webrequests without error. Just when I try to set the actual control does it not work.

[Ninja]

So the above code works for you?

I never said that.

And idk what the problem is then. If the cookies are set then it should work. Maybe it has to do with the URL? Try using only the host for a domain, don't include a path.

So instead of things like:
http://website.com/page
do:
http://website.com/

Hint: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library....110).aspx

[Das Swag]

So the above code works for you?

Looks like it's working fine for me

[Das Swag]

You can ignore my PM

Change

Code

Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
    SetWBCookies(wbCaptcha, LoginCookies, "https://www.tinychat.com")
End Sub

To

Code

Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
    SetWBCookies(wbCaptcha, LoginCookies, "https://tinychat.com")
End Sub

And you should be set.


Your web requests were going to https://tinychat.com/ so your cookies were getting set to the domain of tinychat.com when you tried to login you grabbed cookies from www.tinychat.com which you had no cookies for, so your cookie container was actually empty.
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