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davidsojevic ◴[] No.43576680[source]
There's a fork of this that has some great improvements over to the top of the original and it is also actively maintained: https://github.com/lexiforest/curl-impersonate

There's also Python bindings for the fork for anyone who uses Python: https://github.com/lexiforest/curl_cffi

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nyanpasu64 ◴[] No.43578994[source]
I suppose it does make sense that a "make curl look like a browser" program would get sponsored by "bypass bot detection" services...
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ImHereToVote ◴[] No.43581862[source]
Easy. Just make a small fragment shader to produce a token in your client. No bot is going to waste GPU resources to compile your shader.
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kelsey978126 ◴[] No.43582452[source]
Why do people even think this? Bots almost always just use headful instrumented browsers now. if a human sitting at a keyboard can load the content, so can a bot.
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ImHereToVote ◴[] No.43582724[source]
We are talking about Curl bots here. How is what you are saying relevant?
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1. cAtte_ ◴[] No.43583229[source]
no, nyanpasu64's comment extended the discussion to general bot detection