Who's developing an approach to web scraping based on computer vision (CV)? I've looked for this but so far not found much beyond [0] -- although the motivations for this are also touched upon by [1].<p>Scraping is an arms race, of course. A simple but often successful way to fight scraping is, for instance, changing the names of classes routinely. This affects scrapers more than users, because a user doesn't see those class names, while a scraper relies on them.<p>Is anyone scraping using only (or mostly) computer vision on the rendered browser screen, and simulating mouse clicks and key presses?<p>It seems like anti-scraping measures to defeat an CV-based approach would be more intrusive to the user and thus they would be used less often.<p>[0] https://github.com/jimbobewenhall/OpenCV-website-scraper
[1] https://incolumitas.com/2021/05/20/avoid-puppeteer-and-playwright-for-scraping/
I think this may be what I was looking for:<p><a href="https://www.askui.com/askui-vs-selenium/" rel="nofollow">https://www.askui.com/askui-vs-selenium/</a><p>Looks like it has been posted on HN several times, each with very little discussion.