Hey! Selenium scraping youtube yt-dlp is tricky, but here’s a hack: use `--force-generic-extractor` in yt-dlp to bypass some of the weird rate limits.
For dynamic content, I’ve found that using `execute_script` to wait for specific elements works better than random sleeps.
Also, check out Playwright as an alternative to Selenium. It’s faster and handles dynamic content better.
For dynamic content, I’ve found that using `execute_script` to wait for specific elements works better than random sleeps.
Also, check out Playwright as an alternative to Selenium. It’s faster and handles dynamic content better.