Which is harder to detect: Puppeteer vs Selenium for web automation?

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Puppeteer vs Selenium detection is such a hot topic! I’ve found that Puppeteer is generally harder to detect, but only if you configure it properly. Sites are getting really good at spotting automation, so you gotta stay ahead of the curve.

One thing that works for me is using a headful browser instead of headless. It’s slower, but way less likely to get flagged. Also, rotating IPs and using residential proxies can help a ton.

If you’re new to this, I’d recommend starting with Puppeteer and experimenting with its stealth settings. It’s easier to tweak than Selenium, imo.

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