To @antp and @fulvio53s03, do you think any of these ideas could work and carry out? At the moment you are the only ones that have knowledge to know if any could work. As I guess what the scripts do is to download the HTML code, analyze it and extract the information from the HTML code. I use Firefox and can download the webpage of the movie and also can view the HTML code and copy to TXT file, I test it.
1- I use
www.filmaffinity.com usually and I have an account. It would be possible to modify the script to use user and password to login as I do in the browser. Could this bypass the protection? Long time ago I use another software that need the login information to get the information from a web.
2- It would be possible to modify the script to use the browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, etc ...) as an intermediary, like a kind of proxy. I want to say that the script tells the browser what have to browse and that the browser download the page in a file (HTML, etc...) that the script can analyze and extract the information
3- I think that possibly the most laborious to seek information when we use the program, but maybe the easy way to modify the script.
Would it be possible to modify the script so can get the information from an HTML file, or other file type, previously downloaded with the browser?
Maybe it is possible to put an option in the script to change between obtaining the information from the web or from a file.
And when the option from the file is activated the script will ask about the path to HTML or another file type previously downloaded with the browser and extract the information from the file.
Thanks