Make Automation Undetectable Using ChromeDriver in C# ?

[Chrissy Freiboth]

When using selenium with chromedriver in c# doing automation (logging in, posting some info and logging off), is there a way to make this activity "undetectable" by the web site logged into? I'm using the "headed" method. Maybe some chrome option(s)?

[Joe Ward]

This question appears to be a repeat of a similar theme.

What you are describing is against the terms of most websites (including Ebay and Pinterest).

More generally, websites can detect Selenium using a variety of methods (one of which is discussed here.

On Mon, 6 Apr 2020 at 16:49, Chrissy Freiboth <ccf...@gmail.com> wrote:

When using selenium with chromedriver in c# doing automation (logging in, posting some info and logging off), is there a way to make this activity "undetectable" by the web site logged into? I'm using the "headed" method. Maybe some chrome option(s)?

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[Kogul S]

Hi Chrissy, 

Before automating any websites, kindly read the selenium documentation. Please read the below link before proceeding further. 

https://www.selenium.dev/documentation/en/worst_practices/gmail_email_and_facebook_logins/ 

Thanks & Regards, 

S. Kogul 

On Mon, Apr 6, 2020 at 9:19 PM Chrissy Freiboth <ccf...@gmail.com> wrote:

When using selenium with chromedriver in c# doing automation (logging in, posting some info and logging off), is there a way to make this activity "undetectable" by the web site logged into? I'm using the "headed" method. Maybe some chrome option(s)?

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