Scrapy cookies are stored in memory, so they’re temporary. If you wanna save them, you’ll need to handle it manually.
I usually use the `scrapy.Request` object’s `cookies` parameter to manage them. You can also check out the `scrapy-cookies` extension—it’s super helpful for persistent cookie storage.
For debugging, I’d recommend using tools like Fiddler or Charles Proxy to inspect cookies during requests.
I usually use the `scrapy.Request` object’s `cookies` parameter to manage them. You can also check out the `scrapy-cookies` extension—it’s super helpful for persistent cookie storage.
For debugging, I’d recommend using tools like Fiddler or Charles Proxy to inspect cookies during requests.