What are the necessary cookies to set so the "Before you continue to Google" page won't appear?

I'm scraping data from Google using Puppeteer. But before Puppeteer gets to the google page, an annoying popup appears (screenshot).

I want to prevent this from happening so that I don't have to click the "reject" / "allow" button in Puppeteer every time. What are the necessary cookies to achieve it?

  const browser = await puppeteer.launch()
  const page = await browser.newPage()
  await page.goto("https://google.com/")

      const cookies = [
    {
      domain: '.google.com',
      expirationDate: 9999999999.298648,
      name: 'CONSENT',
      ...
    },
  ]

  await page.setCookie(...cookies)

Instead of trying to hard code the cookies, just save them.

• Come up with a file path where the cookies file will be saved, e.g. cookiesFilePath.
• After launching puppeteer, check to see if a file exists at the path. If it exists load it.
• Keep your code for navigating the consent form, as you will use it at least once. At the end of the accepting/rejecting, save page.cookies to cookiesFilePath

const cookiesPath = './cookies.json';
const browser = await puppeteer.launch()
const page = await browser.newPage()

if(await fs.existsSync(cookiesPath)){
  let cookies = require(cookiesPath)
  for(let cookie of cookies){
    await page.setCookie(cookie)
  }
}

await page.goto("https://google.com/")

const hasConsentForm = async ()=>{
  // create query that will return consent form
  const consentFormQuerySelector=''
  // I dont remember if page.$eval querySelector fails 
  // throws errors or not
  try{
    return await page.$eval(consentFormQuerySelector,el=>Boolean(el))
  }catch(err){
    console.log(err)
    return false
  }
}

const navigateConsentForm = async ()=>{
  // add your existing code that navigates the consent form
  
  // ...

  // after the consent form is cleared, save cookies
  let cookies = await page.cookies()
  fs.writeFileSync(cookiesPath,JSON.stringify(cookies,null,2))
}

if(await hasConsentForm()){
 await navigateConsentForm()
}

Assuming that the lack of cookies or the lack of a certain cookie property is the reason that the consent form pops up, this is will make it so that after running once, the form doesnt show again.