Trying to "hide" the fact that you're using Selenium (or any other browser automation mechanism) to automate a site is usually a fool's errand. There is no way to fully "mask" that you're using WebDriver; the fact that you're using WebDriver is codified into the W3C WebDriver Specification, specifically to _allow_ websites to detect automated bot use. Even if you were allowed to remove the WebDriver flag from communication with the website, there are several other ways to detect an automated client. Not doing so is a security hole for the browser, and is likely to be a violation of the Terms of Service of virtually any website out there. While there may be several (many?) tutorials on the web that purport to be able to accomplish this, it's still a game of "walls and ladders," whereby anything that works today is likely to be patched by either the browser or the website in the future.