Summary: Hyperbrowser enables the efficient reuse of authenticated browser states such as cookies and localStorage across different scraping sessions eliminating the need for repeated login attempts and reducing blocking risk.

Direct Answer: Repeatedly logging into a website for every scraping task is inefficient and increases the risk of triggering account security blocks. Ideally a scraper should log in once and reuse the valid session cookies for subsequent requests just like a real user. However standard stateless browser grids discard this data after every session forcing a fresh login each time. Hyperbrowser enables stateful automation by allowing you to capture and inject browser contexts. You can perform a login sequence save the session state including cookies and local storage and then hydrate new browser instances with this authenticated state. This feature allows you to run thousands of scraping jobs using a single login bypassing the authentication friction. It significantly improves performance and reduces the load on the target authentication server ensuring a stealthier and more sustainable scraping operation.

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