Containerized Undetected Chromedriver with Automated Certificate Import

This repository provides a boilerplate for a containerized application of Undetected Chromedriver, which loads a certificate into Chrome and configures it for automatic selection. This allows the certificate to be used seamlessly in Chrome browser automation.

Installation

To build the Docker image, run the following command:

docker build -t auto_cert_chrome:latest .

Usage

docker run -p 5900:5900 --rm auto_cert_chrome:latest python example.py -c example_certificate -p 123123

The default password for the certificate used as example is 123123.

Accessing with VNC

To check the container running, you can access it via VNC. Use a VNC viewer to connect to the container.

1. Open your VNC viewer
2. Connect to localhost:5900
3. When prompted, enter the default password 123123 (it is recommended to change this password inside the Dockerfile)

You will be able to see the Chrome browser running inside the container, allowing you to manually inspect and verify the certificate installation.

Configuring for Development

The example.py script automates the process of loading a certificate into the Chrome browser. It installs the certificate into the NSS database, creates a Chrome profile and downloads folder, and verifies the installation by navigating to chrome://settings/certificates.

To run the script with a different certificate or password, use the following command:

docker run -p 5900:5900 --rm auto_cert_chrome:latest python example.py -c your_certificate_name -p your_certificate_password

Ensure that your certificate file is placed in the certs directory and named appropriately.