use feature ':5.10';
use strict;
use warnings;
use Selenium::Chrome;
use Selenium::Remote::WebElement;
my $driver = Selenium::Chrome->new;

my $a = 'email';              #write email here 
my $b = 'password';           #write password here
my $login_url = "link/login/";  #link to the website (link is a substitute to the actual URL which was considered spam so i just wrote "link") 

$driver->get( $login_url );      #navigate to the website

my $name = $driver->find_element("//input[@name='mailAddress']");
$name->send_keys( $a );        #find and input mail address

my $password = $driver->find_element("//input[@name='password']");
  $password->send_keys( $b );    #find and input password

my $Login_button =  $driver->find_element("//input[@value='Login']");
$Login_button->click();      #find and click login button 

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my $my_page = $driver->find_element("//a[@href='link/mypage?t=]");
my $href = $my_page->get_attribute("href");
$driver->get($href);
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