Scraping automation

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Which is you preferred tool or library for scraping and submission automation?

I'm looking to check options to scrape the most difficult places to be scraped (the ones that check for human behavior mostly, like the ones protected by Cloudflare)

So far I've tried Selenium and Puppeteer without great results. Maybe it's my skills with this two tools, but maybe there are more sophisticated options that can improve the way to pass through.
 
Which is you preferred tool or library for scraping and submission automation?

I'm looking to check options to scrape the most difficult places to be scraped (the ones that check for human behavior mostly, like the ones protected by Cloudflare)

So far I've tried Selenium and Puppeteer without great results. Maybe it's my skills with this two tools, but maybe there are more sophisticated options that can improve the way to pass through.
For advanced scraping that bypasses anti-scraping measures like Cloudflare, you might consider using Scrapy with CrawlERA, Splash for JavaScript rendering, Microsoft's Playwright for more sophisticated interactions, Residential Proxies for less detectable IP addresses, Capybara for user-like interactions, or Octoparse for a GUI-based approach.
 
I have used the python selenium library and was very happy with that. If you know how to code in python. Chatgpt can pretty much just generate most of the code for you though, so most basic python skills would be enough.
 
My preferred tool for scraping and submission automation in challenging scenarios, such as websites protected by Cloudflare, would be Scrapy with the use of middleware like Crawlera or rotating proxies. This combination offers better control and scalability for handling difficult-to-scrape websites.
 
For advanced scraping that bypasses anti-scraping measures like Cloudflare, you might consider using Scrapy with CrawlERA, Splash for JavaScript rendering, Microsoft's Playwright for more sophisticated interactions, Residential Proxies for less detectable IP addresses, Capybara for user-like interactions, or Octoparse for a GUI-based approach.
What are the speed of these tools compared to a something like selenium ?
 
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