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Old 03-06-2020, 06:18 AM   #2
snarkophilus
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Well, after many years of working perfectly it looks like Autosport has switched to some javascript based API mess outsourced via tinypass.com to log in. With only a vague understanding of python and getting completely lost in with APIs and callbacks after a short play with the Chrome developer tools, is reverse engineering something like this going to be overly difficult?

The login page is at https://www.autosport.com/userlogin.

Edit: I've had a quick look at the WSJ recipe. That seems to look a lot simpler than what Autosport are doing.
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