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Community Cookbooks: Advanced Scrapers for High-Protection Sites #156

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##Description
I would like to contribute a series of "Cookbooks" or example scripts to the repository. These will demonstrate how to use Scrapling's adaptive engine and stealth capabilities to bypass protections on high-traffic, heavily guarded sites.

Proposed Examples
I plan to create scripts for the following targets:

1.Amazon Product Data: Handling complex HTML structures and avoiding captchas.

2.LinkedIn Public Profiles: Managing session-less scraping and rate-limiting.

3.Flight Booking (e.g., Skyscanner or Kayak): Demonstrating how Scrapling handles Akamai/DataDome protections that usually block standard headless browsers.

##Why this is useful
Providing concrete examples helps new users understand the "Undetectable" value proposition of Scrapling compared to Playwright or BeautifulSoup. It also serves as a regression test for the library's stealth features.

I am happy to work on this and submit a PR once the structure is agreed upon. Should these live in an /examples folder or a dedicated COOKBOOK.md?

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  1. D4Vinci commented on Mar 1, 2026

    @D4Vinci
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    Hello, thanks for the gesture, but we can't encourage that on our website.

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