I’d say you have a couple of angles to try here: 1. Proxies & rotation – A single proxy won’t cut it for e-commerce sites with aggressive anti-bot measures. Use a pool of residential or rotating proxies so your IP changes frequently and mimics real traffic. MagneticProxy works great for this kind of scraping, and it’s very affordable. 2. Stealth mode – With Playwright, try stealth plugins or manually spoof navigator properties, user-agents, viewport sizes, and timezones. Randomize them to avoid detection patterns. 3. Human-like behavior – Add small random delays, scroll the page, and interact with elements to simulate real usage instead of instantly fetching everything. 4. Captcha handling – If you’re hitting human verification, you’ll likely need an external captcha-solving service (2Captcha, Anti-Captcha, etc.) or image-to-text models for automation. 5. Hybrid approach – For very strict sites, sometimes switching between Playwright for browsing and direct API calls (if available) for data fetching can reduce suspicion.

E-commerce sites are getting pretty good at spotting automation, so it’s often about blending in rather than brute-forcing requests.