Hey! I feel your pain with scrapegraphai JavaScript. Dynamic content can be a nightmare, especially with anti-scraping measures.
I’ve had some success using Puppeteer alongside scrapegraphai JavaScript to handle dynamic stuff. Puppeteer lets you control a headless browser, so you can wait for elements to load before scraping.
Also, try rotating user agents and adding random delays between requests to avoid getting blocked. For rate limits, I use a proxy service like Bright Data or ScraperAPI. They’re not free, but they save a ton of headaches.
If you want, I can share a basic snippet of how I set it up. Let me know!
I’ve had some success using Puppeteer alongside scrapegraphai JavaScript to handle dynamic stuff. Puppeteer lets you control a headless browser, so you can wait for elements to load before scraping.
Also, try rotating user agents and adding random delays between requests to avoid getting blocked. For rate limits, I use a proxy service like Bright Data or ScraperAPI. They’re not free, but they save a ton of headaches.
If you want, I can share a basic snippet of how I set it up. Let me know!