Profile inheritance

[tnt2k]

Tell me how to inherit a profile when opening a new tab or when clicking on a link from a window with a profile?
For some reason, my profile flies when I open a new tab. Found a solution to this problem via

driver.profiles.apply(profile)

and that results in an warnings

UserWarning: profile["options"] can't be applied when driver allready started
   warnings.warn('profile["options"] can\'t be applied when driver allready started')

, this warning is understandable since the proxy options are specified, but for some reason when trying to apply

driver.profiles.apply(profile["cdp" ])

getting the error

ValueError: 'touch' isn't a valid key for profile (selenium-profiles)

?

I did not understand how to solve the problem with following a link from a tab with a changed profile to a new tab opening.

[kaliiiiiiiiiii]

Got what you mean. You're basically not supposed to pass the profile with driver.profiles.apply(profile["cdp" ])
The warning ppears when "options" is in profile. If you don't want the waring, just remove that key with del profile["options"].

Maybe the source-code helps you to understand:

def apply(self, profile:dict):
    """
    apply options after driver allready started
    :param profile: selenium-profiles options
    """
    from selenium_profiles.utils.utils import valid_key
    valid_key(profile.keys(),["cdp", "options"], "profile (selenium-profiles)")

    if "options" in profile.keys():
        warnings.warn('profile["options"] can\'t be applied when driver allready started')

    if "cdp" in profile.keys():
        # noinspection PyUnresolvedReferences
         self.cdp.apply(profile["cdp"])

or you could simply do: driver.profiles.cdp.apply(profile["cdp"])

I'll might implement in feature automatic apply for profiles. Also, you might need to execute:

from selenium_profiles.scripts.undetected import exec_cdp
exec_cdp(driver, driver.profiles.cdp_tools)

for undetectability on a new tab