What is CreepJS Browser Fingerprint and How to Bypass It
In this article, we will explore the inner workings of CreepJS, one of the prominent browser fingerprinting tools and how to bypass it.
"Error 1020: Access Denied" can be seen when web scraping websites powered by Cloudflare WAF. This means Cloudflare has blocked your scraper's IP address.
This error can be caused by a variety of reasons from web scraping too fast to using low-quality proxies. Cloudflare's anti-bot systems are using a variety of technologies to detect web scrapers, like:
So, to avoid this error, the scrapers needs to be fortified against Cloudflare's anti-scraping technologies which can be done by using proxies and better scraping pracitces and libraries.
For more on how Cloudflare is blocking web scrapers see our in-depth explanation blog.
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In this article, we will explore the inner workings of CreepJS, one of the prominent browser fingerprinting tools and how to bypass it.
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