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antoinevastel.com
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| | | | | This post presents techniques that enables to distinguish a vanilla Chrome browser from a Chrome browser running in headless mode. It updates information presented in the post of August. | |
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techtldr.com
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| | | | | Chrome Developer Tools have a very useful option that allows to copy any API request as a CURL command. This tool can be used to test APIs without having to rely on the Browser, get access to unofficial APIs, scrape data and many other useful scenarios. Please allow me to demonstrate. In this video, I [...] | |
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hjr265.me
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| | | We have extensions and addons that add features and customizations to our web browsers. But it wasn't always the case. During the the early 2000s (and even later) there were bookmarklets. Bookmarklets are short JavaScript scripts stored as bookmarks in your web browser. These were popular during the 2000s. However they started to decline in popularity when browser extensions became easier to build and more and more websites started to implement Content Security Policy (CSP). | ||
