How to Use Tor For Web Scraping
In this article, we'll explain web scraping using Tor. For this, we'll use Tor as a proxy server to change the IP address randomly in either HTTP or SOCKS, as well as using it as a rotating proxy server.
When testing web scraping we might need to edit and experiment with cookie values in the browser to understand website's behavior.
Chrome developer tools come with cookie editing feature which can be accessed through Application -> Storage section:
To edit a cookie, click on the cookie name and change its value. Note that this approach only alters local cookies stored in your browser session. This section also allows to delete all cookies which can be useful when testing whether cookies are required for web scraping.
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In this article, we'll explain web scraping using Tor. For this, we'll use Tor as a proxy server to change the IP address randomly in either HTTP or SOCKS, as well as using it as a rotating proxy server.
In this article we'll take a look at two popular tools: WhatWaf and Wafw00f which can identify what WAF service is used.
In this guide, we'll explore web scraping with Selenium Wire. We'll define what it is, how to install it, and how to use it to inspect and manipulate background requests.
In this guide, we'll explore Curlie, a better cURL version. We'll start by defining what Curlie is and how it compares to cURL. We'll also go over a step-by-step guide on using and configuring Curlie to send HTTP requests.