Protecting against Cloudflare and bans when parsing large datasets

Regular Selenium scripts are a pain in the neck for security systems because they detect browser fingerprint inconsistencies. For Cloudflare to accept a CAPTCHA-free parser, the system must see it as a real person using a regular computer. To solve this problem, I use a combination of residential proxies and anti-detection, configuring streams through 1Browser, which perfectly generates fingerprints based on Chromium. If you need to collect data without interruptions and manual CAPTCHA entry here, I recommend using this tool to emulate real users. It completely isolates sessions, prevents sites from linking requests, and allows you to safely parse even the most secure sites.