DataDome

[flo-at]

It seems like DataDome detects the browser, even with StealthyFetcher. Any ideas on how to bypass this?

[ignuslabs]

It seems like DataDome detects the browser, even with StealthyFetcher. Any ideas on how to bypass this?

Have you tried using a different IP?

[flo-at]

I can start a regular Firefox from the same IP and there are no problems. I'm using a scraper API for now which seems to work fine. Thanks!

[D4Vinci]

Can you try again with the current version of the library?

[flo-at]

Still the same problem but I think the solution is solving the "puzzle" captcha once and reuse the cookie for the next requests. I get the captcha even in the Firefox I use for normal browsing so I think they just let everyone solve it now once at least. I found a (rather expensive, unfortunately) scraping service that exposes an API for the exact website I want to scrape. This way I don't have to use my own proxies at least. Thanks for taking a look into it!

[D4Vinci]

Still the same problem but I think the solution is solving the "puzzle" captcha once and reuse the cookie for the next requests. I get the captcha even in the Firefox I use for normal browsing so I think they just let everyone solve it now once at least. I found a (rather expensive, unfortunately) scraping service that exposes an API for the exact website I want to scrape. This way I don't have to use my own proxies at least. Thanks for taking a look into it!

Yes, some website owners do that, but if you can solve it once by any method, you can pass the cookies to Fetcher to use it with regular requests and save some money.
Of course, if you can achieve that in your case.