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Real User-Agent is detectable with <iframe> when using "puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth". To prevent it use "'--disable-features=site-per-process'" argument for puppeteer.launch(). See explanation: puppeteer/puppeteer#2548
Real screen size is also detectable with iframe, to prevent it I used preload() script.
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Main examples at Apify SDK webpage, Github repo and CLI templates should demonstrate how to manipulate with DOM and retrieve data from it.
Also add one example of scraping with Apify SDK + jQuery to https://sdk.apify.com/docs/examples/basiccrawler
Feedback from: https://medium.com/better-programming/do-i-need-python-scrapy-to-build-a-web-scraper-7cc7cac2081d
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Enable CA1062 rule
Change the action for CA1062 on the ruleset file to Error, and make the solution build
Hi,
The pyppeteer's docs say that pyppeteer-install chrome would install the latest Chromium release. In fact in Linux x64 environment the downloaded release was 588429, while the actual latest release is 839847.
A manual update (replacing files) is possible and all is working fine with the latest Chromium release, so is there a way to upgrade or reinstall Chromium to the actually latest
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Rendertron should be configured with an allow-list and behind a reverse proxy, rather than exposed to the open internet.
This should be reflected in the readme as well as the documentation.