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I suspect Cloudflare is doing some form of 'fingerprinting' to flag potential attacks. Fingerprinting is probably based on things like IP, user agent, js being
by crypt1d 7y ago
I suspect Cloudflare is doing some form of 'fingerprinting' to flag potential attacks. Fingerprinting is probably based on things like IP, user agent, js being enabled, etc.
In this case it seems that Cloudflare only banned a specific user agent with js_enabled=no.
Obviously this is all just an educated guess, since I've worked on building scrapers for cloudflare-protected websites.
- annoyingnoob 7y agoCame to say the same thing.... Try changing the user-agent the browser sends to match the user agent that Chrome sends.