I moved to PlayWright foe few days till now. Everything is good. I'm learning PlayWright Python.
I'm using playwright for python.
I never used an antidetect browser with it. Just chromium. I do tweak a bit though (change window-size, user-agent spoofing, etc.).
class Browser:
def __init__(self, user_agent=None, proxy_url=None, headless=False, timeout=15):
self.playwright = sync_playwright().start()
self.browser = self.playwright.firefox.launch(
headless=headless,
proxy={"server": proxy_url} if proxy_url else None,
)
self.ctx = self.browser.new_context(
user_agent=user_agent, viewport={"width": 1920, "height": 1080}
)
self.ctx.add_init_script(
"Object.defineProperty(navigator, 'webdriver', {get: () => undefined})"
)
# WebRTC leak prevention
self.ctx.add_init_script(
"""
if (window.RTCPeerConnection) {
const originalRTCPeerConnection = window.RTCPeerConnection;
window.RTCPeerConnection = function(config) {
if (config && config.iceServers) {
config.iceServers = []; // Remove all iceServers to prevent IP leakage
}
return new originalRTCPeerConnection(config);
};
window.RTCPeerConnection.prototype = originalRTCPeerConnection.prototype;
}
window.RTCSessionDescription = undefined;
window.RTCIceCandidate = undefined;
"""
)
self.page = self.ctx.new_page()
self.page.set_default_navigation_timeout(timeout * 1000)
I'm intergrated PlayWright with Kameleo, the antidectect browser.
depends on the exact case. if we talk about like a pretty good WAF and anti-bot system, then it’s not enough, since even your network stack leaves a lot of fingerprints (TCP etc). also it depends on how you actually automate your browser, how you move your mouse etc (I used to implement curve-like pathways for mouse cursor etc). it’s always a cat and mouse game and there is no silver bullet, you should dive deep into how such systems work to use your bot in the long run
Even the prototype method isn't enough IIRC - - Navigator properties are now triangulated between the reported values and webworkers + serviceworkers, so the real values can easily be leaked. I haven't come across any open-source solution to this.
I'm a little confused here by what you are talking about, as both titles pretty much convey the same message and are semantically identical.
Well then, I guess that sums up that then, you've explained enough.I'm a little confused here by what you are talking about, as both titles pretty much convey the same message and are semantically identical.
Is that the only thing you've picked out?
I know exactly what Selenium is hence why I made this guide.
As to whether my English in this post is fluent or up to the standards of a native, anyone who is actually adept in English can make that judgment for themselves.
I think this guy must be the most pedantic user of BHW. I think he means that Evading Selenium Detection sounds like Selenium is the one detecting something, you describe how to use selenium to go undetected.I'm a little confused here by what you are talking about, as both titles pretty much convey the same message and are semantically identical.
Is that the only thing you've picked out?
I know exactly what Selenium is hence why I made this guide.
As to whether my English in this post is fluent or up to the standards of a native, anyone who is actually adept in English can make that judgment for themselves.
Yes it is
