How can I prevent my browser automation from getting blocked?

If you mean staying within the rules while using browser automation, the best way to avoid blocks is to make your automation look like a well-behaved user and respect the site’s limits.

Practical, legitimate ways to reduce blocking

• Use the site’s API if available instead of browser automation.
• Follow rate limits and add backoff/retry logic when you get throttled.
• Avoid unnecessary requests: cache pages/data you already fetched.
• Keep sessions consistent: reuse cookies/login state rather than repeatedly logging in.
• Use normal automation settings: stable user agent, realistic timeouts, and a consistent browser profile.
• Don’t overload the site: keep concurrency low and add delays where appropriate.
• Handle CAPTCHAs and login challenges appropriately rather than trying to bypass them.
• Review the site’s terms and robots policy and get permission if needed.

What to avoid

I can’t help with bypassing anti-bot protections, stealth/fingerprinting evasion, or other techniques meant to defeat a site’s defenses.

If you want, I can help you design a polite, compliant automation setup for Playwright/Selenium, including retries, backoff, session reuse, and request throttling.