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If a browser claims to be Headless Chrome, you believe it. Nobody has a reason to lie about that. The interesting question is the opposite case: is somebody cla
by jsnell 7y ago
If a browser claims to be Headless Chrome, you believe it. Nobody has a reason to lie about that. The interesting question is the opposite case: is somebody claiming to be a normal Chrome, but is actually Headless Chrome (or an automated member of some other browser family, or not a browser at all but e.g. a Python script).
So if you take a Headless Chrome instance but change the User-Agent to match that of a normal Chrome, does the detector think it's not headless?
- jadell 7y agoThe detector still thinks it's headless even if you spoof the user-agent.