Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
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Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
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Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#2This would be more interesting if the author explained this technique.
People that are knowledgeable enough will deep dive into the webpage, but for everyone else, expect disappointment.
Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#3This would be more interesting if the author explained this technique. People that are knowledgeable enough will deep dive into the webpage, but for everyone else, expect disappointment.
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Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#4The author seems to be making use of: fpscanner[1] and fp-collect[2] libraries for achieving his task though he doesn't seem to explain how exactly the detection is done.
Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#5This would be more interesting if the author explained this technique. People that are knowledgeable enough will deep dive into the webpage, but for everyone else, expect disappointment.
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#6The author seems to be making use of: fpscanner[1] and fp-collect[2] libraries for achieving his task though he doesn't seem to explain how exactly the detection is done. [1]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fpscanner [2]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fp-collect
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#7The author seems to be making use of: fpscanner[1] and fp-collect[2] libraries for achieving his task though he doesn't seem to explain how exactly the detection is done. [1]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fpscanner [2]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fp-collect
On his actual "test" page, he claims he is not using fpscanner: https://arh.antoinevastel.com/bots/areyouheadless
> It does not use detection any of techniques presented in these blog posts (post 1,post 2) or in the Fp-Scanner library
Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#8The author seems to be making use of: fpscanner[1] and fp-collect[2] libraries for achieving his task though he doesn't seem to explain how exactly the detection is done. [1]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fpscanner [2]: https://github.com/antoinevastel/fp-collect
> It does not use detection any of techniques presented in these blog posts (post 1,post 2) or in the Fp-Scanner library
That's from the linked test page https://arh.antoinevastel.com/bots/areyouheadless
Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#9Wouldn't these render the Brave browser unusable on some sites?
Re: Detecting Chrome headless, the game goes on
#10This would be more interesting if the author explained this technique. People that are knowledgeable enough will deep dive into the webpage, but for everyone else, expect disappointment.
I'm not sure if diving deep into the page will yield results of how it's done. The page's javascript does a POST to a backend with the browser's fingerprint, and the server does all the "magic" where we can't see it. Unless there is new fingerprint info that is being sent to the server that wasn't around before, I'm skeptical about the javascript in the page revealing the full technique.