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Doesn't have to be inside an iframe; it could be an undisplayed UIWebView, or even a headless process such as PhantomJS.
by lukifer 14y ago
Doesn't have to be inside an iframe; it could be an undisplayed UIWebView, or even a headless process such as PhantomJS.
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoAs soon as they get a whiff that people are doing this they'll just block the ip range. Site scrapping is big big business, and a cat and mouse game. Yes, it can be done though, you're right.
- lukifer 14y agoThey could do this if the scraping were done by a remote server, but if the network activity came from each individual user, they would at best have to resort to looking for behavioral "fingerprints" to what otherwise looks like normal web browsing activity. Let's just say I wish I had the time for such an endeavor, and I sincerely hope someone out there does.