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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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Yazan Sharawi on Jul 14, 2026Choosing between residential and mobile proxies should start with the environment your workflow needs to represent.
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Zeid Abughazaleh on Jul 14, 2026Choosing the right Puppeteer alternative depends on what your project needs beyond basic Node.js browser control. Browser coverage, programming language support, test-runner features, mobile automation, reporting, and infrastructure requirements can all affect which tool is the best fit. The summary below highlights the strongest options before the article compares each one in detail.
Read postYazan Sharawi on Jul 13, 2026MCP is becoming one of the most important standards in AI infrastructure because it gives AI applications a consistent way to connect with tools, data, and workflows. Instead of building a separate integration for every model, app, or backend system, developers can use Model Context Protocol to expose capabilities once and make them available to compatible AI clients.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Jul 7, 2026CAPTCHA solving at scale starts with the solver. You need an API that can return valid answers for the CAPTCHA types your workflow sees, without making every additional solve increase your costs at the same rate. That is where CaptchaAI fits into the workflow.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Jul 7, 2026Choosing the best residential proxy provider can be a difficult task because there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Some might assume that the best residential proxy is the one with the lowest price or the one with the largest IP pool. But in reality, the best residential proxy provider can be chosen after evaluating a number of factors, including the IP quality, availability, geo-targeting capabilities, and long-term performance.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Jun 25, 2026When it comes to choosing the right type of proxy for a particular use case, it is common to get overwhelmed by the variety of proxies available to perform different functions. However, using residential proxies for web scraping is a clear and effective choice that stands out in scraping projects. It is a tried-and-tested solution because rotating residential proxies are highly effective at evading detection and avoiding blocks.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on Jun 16, 2026Mobile proxies vs residential proxies is a popular debate in the proxy industry, which is not surprising because these two are some of the most popular and powerful types of proxies. The most important difference is that a mobile proxy routes traffic through a real cellular network, while a residential proxy routes traffic through real residential ISP connections.
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Eyad Elkhatib on May 20, 2026Crawl4AI is an open-source Python framework built for one job: turning websites into clean, structured data that AI models can actually use. It takes raw HTML, strips the noise, and outputs Markdown or JSON that feeds directly into LLM pipelines, RAG systems, and downstream automation without the usual cleanup overhead.
Read postZeid Abughazaleh on May 14, 2026Google does not actually search the internet when you type in a query. That would take far too long. What it does instead is maintain a massive index of pages it already found ahead of time, and it built that index using web crawlers. These are programs that visit a web page, read what is on it, and follow every link they find to discover more pages. Google’s crawler, Googlebot, evolved out of a Stanford research project called BackRub that first started crawling the web in 1996. It has not stopped since.
Read postEyad Elkhatib on May 7, 2026If you’ve ever manually checked where your site ranks for a keyword, you know the drill. Open Ahrefs, type the keyword in, note the position, maybe copy it into a spreadsheet. It works when you’re watching 20 keywords. It stops working the moment that list hits a few hundred, and it completely falls apart at a few thousand.
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