Unable to Add Header on await tab.open(). about nickjs HOT 4 CLOSED

The header feature is not yet implemented for the Chrome backend unfortunately.

I will try to implement it soon. In the meantime, as an alternative, you can use

	await tab.driver.client.Network.setExtraHTTPHeaders({
		headers: {
			"Header key": "Header value",
		}
	})

Do this before your open() call.

This makes use of the underlying CDP (chrome-remote-interface) client which implements the Chrome DevTools Protocol (see doc for the Network namespace)

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Awesome!! Thank you for the response!

This has resolved my issue!

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Side note, is it possible to set the order of this header? I noticed it doesn't appear in the same order as a request from my browser does (and unfortunately I do think that header order matters here...).

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I'm not aware of any way to control the order of headers, sorry

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