TLS fingerprinting is a technique used by websites to differentiate between legitimate users and automated requests, allowing them to block scrapers effectively.
Even if your HTTP headers mimic a browser's request perfectly, the underlying TLS fingerprint can still betray your automated nature, leading to blocking.
Understanding how TLS fingerprinting works is essential for developing more sophisticated scraping techniques that can evade detection and prevent being blocked.
Incorporating techniques to manage TLS fingerprints in your scraping strategy could enhance your success rate when dealing with sites that employ advanced anti-bot measures.
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