How do you pass cloudflare protection in Chrome?

nuclearrap

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How do you pass cloudflare protection with Puppeeter / Selenium Chrome automation bots?

Bots can't pass some websites. Even if you manually verify them before logging in, the browser just refreshes the page and ask for cloudflare verification, over and over again.

 

CHUCKOAK

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are you using a proxy?

 

nuclearrap

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CHUCKOAK said:

are you using a proxy?

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No

 

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nuclearrap said:

No

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in that case, i have no clue what might cause the issue but there most certainly is something that triggers suspicion from their system

 

nuclearrap

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Still looking for a solution.

 

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if you’re being blocked try clearing cookies/cache, disable VPN or shady extensions, enable JavaScript, try Incognito or update Chrome and contact the site owner if it persists.

 

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You need to handle the Cloudflare protection by using a WebDriver to solve the CAPTCHA automatically. You can do this by integrating a third-party CAPTCHA solving service, or by implementing your own solution to bypass the Cloudflare protection page.

 

nuclearrap

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Deniss john said:

if you’re being blocked try clearing cookies/cache, disable VPN or shady extensions, enable JavaScript, try Incognito or update Chrome and contact the site owner if it persists.

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it doesn't do with even Chrome incognito mode. But it keeps doing it with:

NodeJS Puppeteer
And C# selenium

 

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Try with puppeteer + puppeteer stealth plugin. Should work just fine. There should be a stealth plugin available for python too if you go that route.

 

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Dont go with headless browsers, and check it manually. I mean think about destructions of free time. Its better to keep moving.