Use dynamic user agent instead of hardcoded Chrome version

[pirate]

Summary

Replace hardcoded user agent strings with dynamically generated ones derived from the actual browser instance. This prevents the user agent from becoming stale when the browser version is upgraded.

Key Changes

• Modified three test files to generate realistic user agents dynamically instead of using a hardcoded Chrome 120.0.0.0 string:
  • abx_plugins/plugins/modalcloser/tests/test_modalcloser.py
  • abx_plugins/plugins/istilldontcareaboutcookies/tests/test_istilldontcareaboutcookies.py
  • abx_plugins/plugins/ublock/tests/test_ublock.py

Implementation Details

• Retrieve the browser's default user agent using browser.userAgent()
• Transform it to appear non-headless by:
  • Replacing 'HeadlessChrome/' with 'Chrome/'
  • Removing the ' Headless' suffix
• This approach bypasses headless detection while remaining version-agnostic, eliminating the need to update hardcoded version strings during browser upgrades

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Qrpaidw2umKZjG5zGQZrkv

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Summary by cubic

Use a dynamic user agent in test fixtures instead of a hardcoded Chrome/120 string to avoid stale UAs after browser upgrades and keep the headless-bypass working. We read browser.userAgent(), replace HeadlessChrome/ with Chrome/, remove the Headless suffix, then call page.setUserAgent() in tests for modalcloser, istilldontcareaboutcookies, and ublock.

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