Puppeteer — Google’s powerful headless browser automation framework —is widely used for testing, data interaction, and dynamic content rendering.But if you’ve ever used it on a Cloudflare-protected site,you’ve likely seen…
Read moreIf you’ve ever visited a Cloudflare-protected website, you’ve probably encountered it —a blank page with a spinner saying: “Checking your browser before accessing the site… Please wait 5 seconds.” That’s…
Read moreYou’ve passed Cloudflare’s Turnstile verification several times already.Your IP is stable, cookies are stored, and the requests follow all rules — yet suddenly,you get stuck. Turnstile refuses to verify.No matter…
Read moreYou load a Cloudflare-protected website, and the first thing you see is Turnstile verification —a rotating challenge that says, “Please verify you’re human.” Fine, you solve it once.But then it…
Read moreYou send valid, compliant requests to a Cloudflare-protected site —but suddenly, you hit 403 Forbidden or 1020 Access Denied.Even with proper headers and cookies, Cloudflare’s WAF blocks your traffic. This…
Read moreYou’ve optimized your app, your network is fast, and your server-side logic is efficient.Yet, once your traffic passes through Cloudflare, performance suddenly drops:pages load slower, API responses delay by seconds,and…
Read moreYou run a system that sends clean, compliant requests to a Cloudflare-protected site.Everything works fine — until, suddenly, you start seeing random 403 Forbidden responses.No pattern, no warning, no obvious…
Read moreYou’ve seen it countless times:a clean, legitimate user or automated system connects to a Cloudflare-protected site —and suddenly gets stuck in an endless loop of “Verifying your connection…” screens.The browser…
Read moreIf you’ve ever run an API client, web scraper, or data monitor through a Cloudflare-protected site,you’ve likely noticed something strange:sometimes, requests slow down, hang for a few seconds, or trigger…
Read moreIt’s one of the most confusing moments for developers:your HTTP response looks fine — status 200, expected headers, even content rendered correctly —but your next few requests suddenly get blocked…
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