The selenium framework is too old to be easily recognised by websites
What do you suggest instead? What can I do to remain undetected?
Okay, sounds interesting. I haven't looked at it in detail yet, jsut quickly googled it. What are the main advantages of playwright over selenium?
For me, compared to selenium, it doesn't require a webdriver to be installed, you don't need to adapt to manage different versions, and it's a bit simpler.
Most importantly, it is an latest framework that is relatively less likely to be detected by websites
Puppeteer and playwright drive the browser in a similar way, playwright+antidetect browser, and it's easy to manage the ip through the antidetect browser as well
How do you set up anti-detect browser and how does that work with linkedin?
How?
how do you connect playwright+antidetect browser?
You try making a chrome extension instead and inject js directly this will reduce a lot of your problems and mimicking human behaviour would be easy. Professional LinkedIn scrapers mostly inject js after scrolling and loading all page data.
It's not as easy as you're saying, because for faking human behavior, you need to look at parameters, and I've recently prepared a scraping script. Mostly, LinkedIn changes its parameters frequently and keeps a tracking ID, which causes problems in automation.
