What’s the best way to handle node js web scraping without getting blocked? or How can I optimize my

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Hey! I feel your pain with node js web scraping. One thing that’s worked for me is using Puppeteer with stealth plugins like puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth. It helps mimic real browser behavior.

Also, try spacing out requests with random delays (not just fixed sleep timers).

For proxies, I’ve had luck with Bright Data—kinda pricey but reliable.

Oh, and avoid scraping too fast. Some sites track mouse movements and click patterns, so being “human-like” matters.

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