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You can get only scrape data you are allowed to access. If your eyes can see it, you should be able to scrape it. The analog hole is always there.
by luffapi 5y ago
You can get only scrape data you are allowed to access. If your eyes can see it, you should be able to scrape it. The analog hole is always there.
- EMM_386 5y agoThis gets very tricky when you think about JavaScript. What if you only pop up important information via an onBlur event in a dynamically created div element that is overlayed on the page, only after asynchronously querying a REST endpoint to get information from a database? How would a crawler even know that this element is shown when you leave a specific input field? How would it know to wait a second while the database is getting the data? Like it or not, we're well past the days of complete HTML documents being served for a request.