WebsiteParsingError

[M95D]

Netflix add-on version

1.12.14

Operative systems used

LibreELEC

Kodi version used

Kodi 18 (Leia)

Description of the bug

Hi.
2 days ago I couldn't open Netflix anymore. It also failed on my browsers with a browser version error. I could fix it by updating this piece of code with new version strings:

    chrome_version = 'Chrome/125.0.0.0'
    base = 'Mozilla/5.0 '
    base += '%PL% '
    base += 'AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) '
    base += '%CH_VER% Safari/537.36'.replace('%CH_VER%', chrome_version)

    if system in ['osx', 'ios', 'tvos']:
        return base.replace('%PL%', '(Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_5)')
    if system in ['windows', 'uwp']:
        return base.replace('%PL%', '(Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64)')
    # ARM based Linux
    if get_machine().startswith('arm'):
        # Last number is the platform version of Chrome OS
        return base.replace('%PL%', '(X11; CrOS x86_64 14541.0.0)')
    # x86 Linux
    return base.replace('%PL%', '(X11; Linux x86_64)')

But after this, there was a key error. I tried to generate a new auth key and login, but there's a new error: "WebsiteParsingError: E-mail field not found".
I'm unable to fix this one. Please help.
I know that this version is old, but I can't update. LibreELEC v10+ is broken in so many ways...

Steps to reproduce the behavior

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Debug log - mandatory

https://paste.kodi.tv/ajoledoxed.kodi

Possible fix

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[M95D]

As a workaround, I hardcoded my email address in resources/lib/services/nfsession/session/access.py, after the failed regex match and it works once again.

[vcrocher]

I had the same issue (same versions of Kodi and add-on) and @M95D workaround works well. Not ideal indeed, but it works!

[dunno101]

I have the same issue for over a week now and am pretty much lost. Could you @M95D or @vcrocher therefore please explain for noobs how to hardcode one's email address exactly? Cheers.

[M95D]

Edit resources/lib/services/nfsession/session/access.py in the netflix plugin directory. Search for this line: # Get the account e-mail. After that, there's a email = ... line. Replace that with your email address in simple quotes:
email = '[email protected]'

You probably also need to update version strings from resources/lib/common/device_utils.py - see my first post.

Remember to do a reboot after you edit the files.

[vcrocher]

Unfortunately I posted too quickly: editing the access.py file and setting the email in clear in two places in it does allow me to log in and browse the Netflix content but this still fails to play anything. A new error (wrong password/email) shows up when trying to play.
So, the fix doesn't work for me.
Maybe @M95D have managed to get it work fully? I would be curious of the details of the process too.

[paulvt]

Probably also related: #1689
It feels like things have moved around since then.