New type of proxy?

Would you use this?

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i guess this is a 5g proxy

I think the OP is referring to automating Chrome to use another IP (via a proxy)

You can see on the left browser screen that with a site like whitepages.com, they block tools like Selenium from accessing it. The screen on the right showing the same whitepages.com site being successfully accessed using Selenium, masking your automation/bot activity.
 
so what code is used to unblock the filters set via the website .

there making users turn off javascript on the browser guessing ..

how the hell you getting around this?
 
You can see on the left browser screen that with a site like whitepages.com, they block tools like Selenium from accessing it. The screen on the right showing the same whitepages.com site being successfully accessed using Selenium, masking your automation/bot activity.

So, you added other chrome headers to your selenium script, right?
 
You can see on the left browser screen that with a site like whitepages.com, they block tools like Selenium from accessing it. The screen on the right showing the same whitepages.com site being successfully accessed using Selenium, masking your automation/bot activity.
and that masking is related to the proxy?
 
so what code is used to unblock the filters set via the website .

there making users turn off javascript on the browser guessing ..

how the hell you getting around this?

We definitely do not disable Javascript. You will be able to browse the web normally.

So, you added other chrome headers to your selenium script, right?

We're doing a little bit more than that :)

and that masking is related to the proxy?

Yes!



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I dont think this would work, unless you make a list of filters to alter the client side checks, you might be able to spoof server-side checks, but with client side, I have doubts, prove me wrong.

This is just a proxy, meaning it can only work with the network traffic. So unless you make a sort or list/dict to filter all possible client side checks, I dont think this would work. as stated above, prove me wrong.
 
Hi,

This is interesting - looking forward to hearing more from this.
 
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