couldn't understand why the web page isn't completly loading when i'm using the script and works when i'm doing things manually

[anasbinti]

So, i'm building with claude and i'm providing the documentations of the anti-detect browser i'm building with, the main thing here i want to adress that when i try to create and launch tiktok on the undetectable anti-detect browser it works just fine doing it manually, else with the script always the page loading stops after X amount of time, tho after diagnozing the script with chagpt still showing there's nothing stoping the page loading

 

[TommyBerger]

tbh tiktok is super sensitive to automation signatures. even if the script logic is fine on paper, the moment you attach puppeteer or selenium, it leaks webdriver flags or cdp footprints. manual works because those flags arent active. you probably need to check if the anti-detect browser has a stealth launch argument to hide the automation port. chatgpt won't see that because the code itself isn't broken, it's just the fingerprint getting flagged and tiktok silently dropping the connection.

 

[anasbinti]

tbh tiktok is super sensitive to automation signatures. even if the script logic is fine on paper, the moment you attach puppeteer or selenium, it leaks webdriver flags or cdp footprints. manual works because those flags arent active. you probably need to check if the anti-detect browser has a stealth launch argument to hide the automation port. chatgpt won't see that because the code itself isn't broken, it's just the fingerprint getting flagged and tiktok silently dropping the connection.

True i beleive building something like this would be tricky, since you won't let the AI build blindely you hav o guide hi to what you see would be the best approach rather than relying on him good point

 

[pittsa]

yeah connecting to an already running instance is usually the way to go with these anti-detects. if your script is launching the browser directly, it almost always injects those automation flags anyway. try opening the profile via the browser's local API first, then just connect your puppeteer or playwright to the debugging port. also check if it's getting stuck on a captcha that isn't rendering properly... tiktok loves doing that silently when it suspects automation.

 

[anasbinti]

yeah connecting to an already running instance is usually the way to go with these anti-detects. if your script is launching the browser directly, it almost always injects those automation flags anyway. try opening the profile via the browser's local API first, then just connect your puppeteer or playwright to the debugging port. also check if it's getting stuck on a captcha that isn't rendering properly... tiktok loves doing that silently when it suspects automation.

True, TikTok always will say that the "maximum number of attempts has reached" rather than ban your account

 

[software_ninja]

It could be something with the script or timeout handling, but I’m not sure yet. I’d compare what happens during a manual launch vs. the scripted one and see where the difference.