Honestly, both Puppeteer and Selenium can be detected if you’re not careful. But Puppeteer feels like the better option for staying under the radar.
I’ve had success using Puppeteer with a combination of stealth plugins and proxies. Sites are less likely to flag you if your traffic looks organic.
For Selenium, it’s a bit trickier. You’ll need to use tools like `undetected-chromedriver` or manually tweak the browser settings. It’s doable, but Puppeteer is just easier to work with imo.
I’ve had success using Puppeteer with a combination of stealth plugins and proxies. Sites are less likely to flag you if your traffic looks organic.
For Selenium, it’s a bit trickier. You’ll need to use tools like `undetected-chromedriver` or manually tweak the browser settings. It’s doable, but Puppeteer is just easier to work with imo.