Bot.sannysoft

When a standard user visits the page using an out-of-the-box browser (like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox), the tool returns a clean bill of health, flashing green indicators across various test criteria. However, when an unconfigured headless browser or automation script connects, the page instantly flags underlying components as a "bot".

// puppeteer-extra is a drop-in replacement for puppeteer, // it augments the installed puppeteer with plugin functionality const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-extra'); bot.sannysoft

By default, the W3C Webdriver standard requires automated testing tools to set a specific flag: navigator.webdriver = true . Commercial browsers like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox leave this as false or undefined during normal human browsing. If a website sees this flag set to true , it instantly identifies the visitor as a bot. 2. Advanced Chrome Properties When a standard user visits the page using

Real Google Chrome browsers populate a globally available object called window.chrome which contains specific sub-properties like csi , loadTimes , and runtime . When Chrome is driven programmatically via WebDriver, this object is often missing or structurally incomplete. Bot.Sannysoft scans for these hidden features to catch unoptimized automation scripts. 3. User-Agent vs. Browser Features Commercial browsers like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox

The most common solution for Puppeteer users is puppeteer-extra-plugin-stealth . This plugin works by patching the browser environment before any scripts run. As Latenode's blog explains, it "helps hide automation fingerprints, making it harder for websites to detect bots". The setup is straightforward: install Puppeteer Extra and the stealth plugin, then launch the browser through the patched version rather than the standard one.

When you point an automated browser instance to the SannySoft tool, it executes an array of synchronized JavaScript checks. It quickly flags inconsistencies between the browser's stated identity and its underlying execution environment. The platform splits its results into distinct parameters:

import undetected_chromedriver as uc # Initialize an un-detectable instance of Chrome driver = uc.Chrome(options=options) Use code with caution. Method 3: Puppeteer and Playwright Stealth