Embedding the WebDriver argument

[Nuke_Attokurov]

Good morning.

@AnotherFraudUser, how are you? Please excuse me for bothering you once again. I cannot enter the WebDriver argument so that the process is not defined as a robot. For some reason, the process does not work.

[AnotherFraudUser]

Hi @Nuke_Attokurov,

change the type from argument2 to argument.
Then it should work of the argument is supported by Firefox

[Nuke_Attokurov]

Yes, there is such an argument for Firefox. And it works. But for some reason it is not possible to pass the value.

Here’s the argument for Firefox:
ops.set_preference(“dom.webdriver.enabled”, False)

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On this site, you can check whether the argument is valid. If the WebDriver is active, it will be green. If it doesn’t work, then it’s red:
https://intoli.com/blog/not-possible-to-block-chrome-headless/chrome-headless-test.html
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It is not clear here, to be honest, how this argument is written. Or how it should be passed to the node configuration.

[AnotherFraudUser]

Hi @Nuke_Attokurov,

for set_preference of type boolean select preference type boolean.
Then first column is your dom.webdriver.enabled second part is false

So basically like the browser.tabs.remote example in your preferences

But will check later if that option works for me

[AnotherFraudUser]

*so your first line with dom.webdriver.enabled is correct.
It will execute the profile set preferences as intended

[AnotherFraudUser]

@Nuke_Attokurov so the problem is solved?

[Nuke_Attokurov]

Oh yeah. Sorry there were too many tasks. I completely forgot to unsubscribe. Thank you so much.