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Website detects if the browser is in headless mode?
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Hi there! Since Google QPX API was discontinued, I'm trying to scrape a flight aggregator (currently aiming for Kayak) for flights on my desired airline alliance and optimize price per mileage run to build airline loyalty.

However, I'm running into the issue that Kayak starts throwing a message suspecting that I'm a bot whenever I run in headless mode; it works fine otherwise. This would be fine, except for the fact that it takes a long while to check all endpoints that I'm looking for, so I really need to throw this application into an EC2 instance or host it on some other cloud provider.

Is there a way to run the browser with a head on a server, or does anybody have any ideas for a workaround?

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