* rewritten the anti-detection mechanism instead of removing and renaming variables, we just keep them, but prevent them from being injected in the first place. This will keep us safe from detection at least for the near future.
* rewritten the file naming, to prevent ending up with 1000 of {randomstring}_chromedriver.exe 's instead it is just called undetected_chromedriver.exe
* cleanup removed compat,v2 files and tests folder
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https://youtu.be/kMjhrh_XDWk?t=48
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Big update! be careful as it -potentially- could break your code.
- rewritten the anti-detection mechanism
instead of removing and renaming variables, we just keep them, but prevent them from being injected in the first place
- rewritten the file naming, to prevent ending up with 1000 of {randomstring}_chromedriver.exe 's
instead it is just called undetected_chromedriver.exe
- cleanup
removed compat,v2 files and tests folder
added a variable TAKE_IT_EASY which defaults to True. Since it is a demo it should be 'followable'. if set to False, it won't pause in between and it just flashes by.
after clicking a link
> added WebElement.children(self, tag=None, recursive=False)
to easily get/find child nodes
> added example.py where i can point people at
when asking silly questions
(no, its actually quite cool, everyone should see it)
> some refactoring
- use_subprocess now defaults to True
since many people do not understand python's multiprocessing and __name__ == '__main__'
- added option "no_sandbox" with a default value of True
since many people seem to run this as root (.......) , will run into errors since chrome does not run as root without using --no-
sandbox flag. the downside was that you would get another warning bar about "using unsecure command line flag".
uc's no_sandbox option also makes sure this warning get's supressed.
Leon