Puppeteer is definitely harder to detect than Selenium, but it’s not perfect. Sites are getting smarter, so you’ll need to tweak your setup to stay under the radar.
One thing that works for me is using Puppeteer in headful mode with randomized settings. It’s slower, but way less likely to get flagged. Also, rotating proxies and user agents can help a lot.
For Selenium, it’s a bit of a lost cause unless you’re willing to put in a ton of effort. Sites have had years to build detectors for it, so it’s just not worth it imo.
One thing that works for me is using Puppeteer in headful mode with randomized settings. It’s slower, but way less likely to get flagged. Also, rotating proxies and user agents can help a lot.
For Selenium, it’s a bit of a lost cause unless you’re willing to put in a ton of effort. Sites have had years to build detectors for it, so it’s just not worth it imo.