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add impersonate-browser extra: uses curl_cffi for browser impersonation #105
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Confirmed this worked for me locally |
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impersonate is working for login successfully.
@app4g confirmed, I now see exactly the same |
This was referenced Nov 5, 2023
The latest change worked great for me this morning. |
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This commit tries to more closely mimic web browser behavior in an attempt to circumvent Cloudflare's bot protection. If built with the 'impersonate-browser' extra, garminexport will use curl_cffi and a patched libcurl to produce TLS fingerprints that are identical to those of a real web browsers. The prior 'cloudflare' extra is dropped in favor of the new 'impersonate-browser' extra.
The authentication procedure now requires the presence of an oauth token in the Authorization header. Service URLs are also no longer proxied.
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This commit tries to more closely mimic web browser behavior in an attempt to circumvent Cloudflare's bot protection.
If built with the 'impersonate-browser' extra, garminexport will use curl_cffi and a patched libcurl to produce TLS fingerprints that are identical to those of a real web browsers.
The prior 'cloudflare' extra is dropped in favor of the new 'impersonate-browser' extra.