Mathieu Moreau

I used google with as many product keywords as possible and took the first result, with minimal normalisation. I extracted everything from there, thus I didn't write it up. Keeping...

Please close issue.

Manually reading installed chrome cookies work site_cookies = browser_cookie3.chrome(cookie_file=r'C:\Users\jasmine\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Cookies') Opera's sqlite structure is exactly the same as Chrome's. Looks like rows are fetched but decoding of blobs fail, but...

This script works, it uses 'Local State' to get the keys: https://gist.github.com/GramThanos/1a9f47267b447507cf4e8538d6340e2a

Cheers, just tried it's still complaining: ``` import browser_cookie3 site_cookies = browser_cookie3.opera(cookie_file=r'D:\Progs\Opera_Chr\profile\data\Cookies', key_file=r'D:\Progs\Opera_Chr\profile\data\Local State') ``` Failed to decrypt the cipher text with DPAPI Is there a self test we could...

That's correct I used: cookie_file=r'D:\Progs\Opera_Chr\profile\data\Cookies', key_file=r'D:\Progs\Opera_Chr\profile\data\Local State' it exists, see it's content above. Here is a fresh install in portable mode, you can try it yourself: [both_files.zip](https://github.com/borisbabic/browser_cookie3/files/7317289/both_files.zip)

For me they are in the same folder, even when I reinstalled them into a new folder and set usb-portable mode during install. It can find the files the problem...

My other idea was to take the book 'plot' from wikipedia, mark everything in it important, and use that as hint during extraction.

spaCy is worse it uses the huge tensor flow.

run this on it, upload prof.txt `python -m cProfile -s tottime test.py > prof.txt`