The route of proxying the web page presents much difficulty in doing actual authentication on Facebook or Google's website via the proxied webpage without first

The route of proxying the web page presents much difficulty in doing actual authentication on Facebook or Google's website via the proxied webpage without first rewriting most of the javascript and hijacking their Ajax calls on the fly. The approach I took was to hijack the Cookies from the browser once the user has signed in after on e.g. Facebook via the browser extension. The route of proxying the website does in fact do away with the need to install any external 3rd libraries. This browser extension I built coupled with the web service its integrated to does allow for scraping of pages from Facebook, Google and LinkedIn logged in pages as well. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/krakeio/ofncgcgajhgnbkbmkdhbgkoopfbemhfj https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/krakeio/ofncgcgajh...