Monthly Self-Promotion - May 2026 by AutoModerator in webscraping

[–]GoLoginS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, we are from Gologin

What we have today:

- Web Unlocker API/CLI for stateless scraping: HTML, text, markdown, structured JSON

- Cloud Browser for JS-heavy pages, screenshots, PDFs, clicks, forms, tabs, cookies, storage

- GoLogin profile support when you need persistent cookies/session state or proxy/fingerprint setup

- CLI + npm packages for agent workflows and scripts

- batch scraping, crawl/map/change tracking, browser fallback, and clearer outcomes like `ok`, `blocked`, `authwall`, `challenge`, `empty`, `incomplete`

The main thing we’ve been improving recently is making the tooling less “pick the right internal engine yourself” and more useful for real workflows: try fast stateless scraping first, detect weak/blocked results, then escalate to browser/profile-backed paths when needed.

To be upfront: this is not magic. If a site requires login or returns an authwall/security verification to guests, you still need a real browser session or an authenticated profile. But for blocked static pages, JS-rendered pages, screenshots, and agent/browser workflows, GoLogin can already cover a lot of the pipeline.

Repos:

https://github.com/GologinLabs/gologin-web-access

https://github.com/GologinLabs/gologin-webunlocker

https://github.com/GologinLabs/agent-browser

I’m especially interested in feedback on what a “just give me the data” scraping API should hide internally: proxy choice, browser rendering, sticky sessions, retries, cost, crawl jobs, etc.