Honestly, I’ve been in the same boat with Puppeteer vs Selenium detection. From my experience, Puppeteer is way stealthier out of the box. Selenium just screams bot vibes unless you spend hours tweaking it.
But yeah, sites are catching on to Puppeteer too. I’ve had success using tools like `puppeteer-extra` and its stealth plugin. It hides a lot of the default fingerprints.
If you’re serious about avoiding detection, you might wanna look into proxy rotation and browser fingerprint spoofing. It’s a rabbit hole, but worth it if you’re automating at scale.
But yeah, sites are catching on to Puppeteer too. I’ve had success using tools like `puppeteer-extra` and its stealth plugin. It hides a lot of the default fingerprints.
If you’re serious about avoiding detection, you might wanna look into proxy rotation and browser fingerprint spoofing. It’s a rabbit hole, but worth it if you’re automating at scale.