Honestly, I’ve had better luck with Puppeteer when it comes to puppeteer vs selenium detection. Selenium just feels like it leaves too many fingerprints, even with proxies and randomized user agents.
I’ve been using a tool called BrowserStack to test both, and Puppeteer seems to fly under the radar more often. But yeah, you gotta tweak the settings—like disabling the `webdriver` flag and messing with the `navigator` properties.
If you’re serious about stealth, check out undetected-chromedriver for Selenium. It’s a lifesaver for reducing detection rates.
I’ve been using a tool called BrowserStack to test both, and Puppeteer seems to fly under the radar more often. But yeah, you gotta tweak the settings—like disabling the `webdriver` flag and messing with the `navigator` properties.
If you’re serious about stealth, check out undetected-chromedriver for Selenium. It’s a lifesaver for reducing detection rates.
