Add comments/notes to WACZ enricher about browser profiles

src/auto_archiver/modules/wacz_extractor_enricher/__manifest__.py

@@ -40,27 +40,31 @@
     Creates .WACZ archives of web pages using the `browsertrix-crawler` tool, with options for media extraction and screenshot saving.
     [Browsertrix-crawler](https://crawler.docs.browsertrix.com/user-guide/) is a headless browser-based crawler that archives web pages in WACZ format.
 
-    ## Setup
-
-    **Docker**
-    If you are using the Docker file to run Auto Archiver (recommended), then everything is set up and you can use WACZ out of the box!
-    Otherwise, if you are using a local install of Auto Archiver (e.g. pip or dev install), then you will need to install Docker and run 
-    the docker daemon to be able to run the `browsertrix-crawler` tool.
-
-    **Browsertrix Profiles**
-    A browsertrix profile is a custom browser profile (login information, browser extensions, etc.) that can be used to archive private or dynamic content.
-    You can run the WACZ Enricher without a profile, but for more resilient archiving, it is recommended to create a profile. See the [Browsertrix documentation](https://crawler.docs.browsertrix.com/user-guide/browser-profiles/)
-    for more information.
-
-    ** Docker in Docker **
-    If you are running Auto Archiver within a Docker container, you will need to enable Docker in Docker to run the `browsertrix-crawler` tool.
-    This can be done by setting the `WACZ_ENABLE_DOCKER` environment variable to `1`.
-
     ## Features
     - Archives web pages into .WACZ format using Docker or direct invocation of `browsertrix-crawler`.
     - Supports custom profiles for archiving private or dynamic content.
     - Extracts media (images, videos, audio) and screenshots from the archive, optionally adding them to the enrichment pipeline.
     - Generates metadata from the archived page's content and structure (e.g., titles, text).
 
+    ## Setup
+
+    ### Using Docker
+    If you are using the Auto Archiver [Docker image](https://auto-archiver.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/installation.html#installing-with-docker)
+    to run Auto Archiver (recommended), then everything is set up and you can use WACZ out of the box!
+    Otherwise, if you are using a local install of Auto Archiver (e.g. pip or dev install), then you will need to install Docker and run 
+    the docker daemon to be able to run the `browsertrix-crawler` tool.
+
+    ### Browsertrix Profiles
+    A browsertrix profile is a custom browser profile (login information, browser extensions, etc.) that can be used to archive private or dynamic content.
+    You can run the WACZ Enricher without a profile, but for more resilient archiving, it is recommended to create a profile.
+    See the [Browsertrix documentation](https://crawler.docs.browsertrix.com/user-guide/browser-profiles/) for more information on how to use the `create-login-profile` tool.
+
+
+
+    ### Docker in Docker
+    If you are running Auto Archiver within a Docker container, you will need to enable Docker in Docker to run the `browsertrix-crawler` tool.
+    This can be done by setting the `WACZ_ENABLE_DOCKER` environment variable to `1`.
+
+
     """,
 }

src/auto_archiver/modules/wacz_extractor_enricher/wacz_extractor_enricher.py

@@ -86,6 +86,12 @@ class WaczExtractorEnricher(Enricher, Extractor):
         if self.docker_in_docker:
             cmd.extend(["--cwd", self.cwd_dind])
 
+        if self.auth_for_site(url):
+            # there's an auth for this site, but browsertrix only supports username/password auth
+            logger.warning(
+                "The WACZ enricher / Browsertrix does not support using the 'authentication' information for logging in. You should consider creating a Browser Profile for WACZ archiving. More information: https://auto-archiver.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/autogen/extractor/wacz_extractor_enricher.html#browsertrix-profiles"
+            )
+
         # call docker if explicitly enabled or we are running on the host (not in docker)
         if self.use_docker:
             logger.debug(f"generating WACZ in Docker for {url=}")