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Yazan Sharawi on Aug 9, 2026For authorized Amazon data collection, rotating residential proxies are usually the best starting point. Use sticky sessions when a worker must preserve a marketplace, delivery destination, cookies, variant, or seller-offer flow.
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Zeid Abughazaleh on Oct 18, 2024Having someone send you your IP can be a scary interaction. It’s invasive and feels inherently threatening. Fears and worst-case scenarios might come to mind of what someone can do with your IP: they can figure out who you are, where you live, and do all sorts of hacking things.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Oct 11, 2024Virtual machines and antidetect browsers are very different technologies that are generally used for different tasks. However, they share similarities when it comes to providing anonymity and enhancing privacy. Both can hide a user’s identity and personal information when it comes to scraping websites. In this article we’ll explore the areas of overlap between virtual machines and antidetect browsers, and how the anonymity they can offer favors both the web scraper and the marketer.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Oct 4, 2024In the world of web automation, the need to anonymize your presence online can take on multiple dimensions. At the purely network level, one can use proxies; at the browser level, one can turn to antidetect browsers and headless browsers; but what if you wanted to take it a step further? A virtual machine is a way to compartmentalize your automation at the system level.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 27, 2024An IP ban can be incredibly frustrating. As is losing complete access to the website that’s banned you. Unfortunately it’s all too common in web automation. As websites and the antibot technologies they use continue to become more sophisticated, as web scrapers — anyone in web automation — you have to come up with more and more creative ways to avoid being banned.
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Omar Rifai on Sep 25, 2024If every website could have its way, it would only be visited by genuine customers. Among many other things, this means they seek to combat anyone such as bots and web scrapers from interacting with their site. Both impact their bottom line in various ways and, as a result, there is a market for services that are geared towards being able to distinguish an ordinary visitor from a risky or suspicious one.
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Abed Elez on Sep 18, 2024At Proxidize, we’re committed to ensuring that every user feels supported, heard, and valued, especially during our beta phases. As we continue to refine our Cloud Platform, we understand the importance of offering comprehensive assistance to all our users—whether you’re on the Free, Personal, Business, or Enterprise plan.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 13, 2024There are many languages and libraries available to perform a web scraping project however, if you wish to perform a large-scale project, then using Scrapy web scraping could be the best choice. It is a library designed specifically to handle large-scale scraping projects due to its easy accessibility and extendable framework. This article aims to explain what Scrapy is, and provide a breakdown of how to use it with a step-by-step Scrapy tutorial. Finally, it will include some advanced Scrapy techniques and offer tips and tricks on perfecting your techniques.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Sep 5, 2024Proxidize is excited to announce a new partnership with Keitaro, a reliable affiliate tracker that can help monitor your campaigns. The Keitaro Tracker is a market-leading solution trusted by thousands of webmasters worldwide. It is an essential tool for tracking and optimizing ad campaigns. In this blog, we will explore how the Keitaro Tracker can be beneficial for your marketing strategies and share some details about an exclusive offer we have for all Proxidize users.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Aug 30, 2024If you have explored guides on web scraping, you have most likely come across the term headless browser. What does that mean exactly? In the simplest of terms, a headless browser is a browser without a graphical user interface (GUI). It is a tool that will act as a browser but does not give you access to view it. This article will explain what a headless browser is, the different types available, what it is used for, what is meant by headless browser testing, and the advantages and disadvantages of using one for your projects.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Aug 23, 2024Gaining an advantage over your competition can be tricky for businesses. However, there is a way to stay on top and it is by using pricing intelligence. Regardless of size, there are far too many factors to consider when trying to stay on top. Even if a company assumes it is unstoppable, it can never predict when a new competitor will jump in and rise above the ranks due to its advanced services or cheaper prices.
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