Most scraping failures are predictable once you look at the numbers. JavaScript powers over 98% of websites, so non-rendering fetchers naturally miss content. About half of global web traffic is ...

Pop-ups ask you to “prove you’re real”, pages freeze, and your morning reading gets blocked. You didn’t do anything wrong, right? Across major news sites, ...

When you see the dog-eared girl with the magnifying glass, you're just encountering an Anubis checkpoint. Anubis is a protective layer website owners can apply to their domain that acts as a sort of ...

Web pages keep asking if you are human. You click, you wait, you worry. The checks grow stricter and more frequent.

Most teams tune scrapers around code, not the network. The blockers you hit first are shaped by how the web is actually ...

Reddit has sued Perplexity AI for continuing to use Reddit’s content to train its AI model after prior warnings not to scrape ...

In 2023, Reddit asked companies such as OpenAI to pay for access to its data, but some companies, instead of paying, scraped ...

Reddit sued Perplexity AI and three other companies in the US recently. Read on to know why the social platform did this and ...

Reddit sued Perplexity AI alleging data theft in a landmark case that pits the "public but paid" web against AI's insatiable ...

Reddit has sued AI company Perplexity and three other companies, accusing them of a large-scale effort to scrape information ...

Reddit has sued Perplexity AI and three other entities for allegedly scraping user comments for commercial gain. The lawsuit, ...

Reddit has filed a lawsuit accusing Perplexity AI and three data-scraping firms of unlawfully harvesting its user content to train Perplexity’s AI-based “answer engine”.