Running web scrapers or browser automation from Linux servers (e.g., GitHub Actions runners) usually hits a brick wall fast: Cloud IP ranges are heavily flagged by anti-bot services, and standard headless Chrome environments get detected almost instantly. I created a way to get around those anti-bot restrictions using CDP Mode, which I built into the open-source SeleniumBase automation framework. CDP Mode launches a stealthy Chrome browser and comes with built-in methods like sb.solve_captcha(), which easily handles Cloudflare Turnstile, DataDome Sliders, and other CAPTCHA types where you need to check a box or interact with elements. Live Demos from GitHub Actions: DataDome Slider Bypass (Etsy Price Scraping): https://github.com/mdmintz/undetected-testing/actions/runs/39202753143/job/117899023485#step:13:15 Social Media Content Scraping: https://github.com/mdmintz/undetected-testing/actions/runs/39203584837/job/117901513599#step:14:14 Video Walkthrough & Repos: 📺 YouTube Tutorial: https://youtu.be/Tv7zbDW7DNE "Reverse Engineer CAPTCHA-bypass?" (Includes full code breakdowns and multi-site live demos.) 📁 SeleniumBase Repository: https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase (Give us a Star ⭐!) 🛠️ CDP Mode Examples & Playwright Integration: https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase/tree/master/examples/cdp_mode (Includes examples showing how SeleniumBase's stealth browser can make standard Playwright scripts stealthy as well.) Happy to answer any questions about CDP mechanics, stealth signatures, or setting up Xvfb for headless script execution on Linux CI runners!   submitted by   /u/SeleniumBase [link]   [comments]