DantesTravel

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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   The browser in most case has a client for windows
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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   Some posts are good, more technical, others not. But in my opinion is worth reading.
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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   Yes, that’s what I’ve done up to now. When forced to use Playwright, I’ve noticed too that Webkit is less detected, but depends from website to website. I tried the solution described on the substack, fundamentally the gologin browser, base
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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   In the substack post are mentioned several browsers, so I would say no. I didn’t even mention the Substack so no one can say I’m promoting it.
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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   I didn’t mention because someone would think I’m promoting it: it’s called The Web Scraping Club.
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   by DantesTravel 4y ago

   I've recently discovered on a substack about web scraping the existence of anti detect browsers. Using Selenium or Playwright you can automate these browsers, each can have hundreds of isolated profiles, with different fingerprints and
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   Ask HN: Have you ever used anti detect browsers for web scraping?

   17 points by DantesTravel 4y ago|24 comments
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   Scraping data from an app: real world example(substack.thewebscraping.club)

   117 points by DantesTravel 4y ago|24 comments