Have you considered recaptcha v2 and similar? Proof of work might slow them down. Sounds pretty bad. Would be great if Cloudflare, Datadome, etc. were doing this for you and thus banning these devices for everyone.
Time will tell. I find the transparency of explicit memory systems paired with the perfect-forgetfulness of LLMs a very pleasurable toolkit. I guess a black-box memory could work too, but at the very least I'd want to be able to rewind and branch. My memory systems are currently git controlled, so it's fairly straightforward.
That's kinda what I mean by the "very useful" part of my description. For all the flaws of the LLMs of today, in some ways context management - nominally a weakness - can be leveraged as a tool.
A browser extension with a couple regexps will do it. Or with a tiny model for sentiment analysis, if you want to be fancy. Feel free to ask your AI agent to make it.
The anti-bot patches here (via Patchright) are about preventing the browser from being detected as automated — fixing CDP leaks, removing automation flags, etc. For sites behind Cloudflare or Datadome, that alone usually isn't enough — you'll need residential proxies and proper browser fingerprints on top. The library supports connecting to remote scraping browsers via WebSocket and proxy configuration for those cases.
White House said they'll bomb the energy sector if Iranians don't comply. That would be a war crime. Yes, Russia has been doing that for years, but a US president saying that is a new low.
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