← Back to context Comment by jeromechoo 8 hours ago Very difficult to promise ZDR if you’re scraping Google and Bing. 4 comments jeromechoo Reply mrweasel 8 hours ago Didn't both Google and Bing discontinue their search APIs, or was that something different? qingcharles 6 hours ago Basically, yes. Everyone is just scraping them with residential proxies. mrweasel 5 hours ago The internet is devolving before our eyes. Use a nicely, stable API with an SLO for a small fee or scrape via a Candy Crush clone running on some grandmas iPad in Nebraska... hard choice. lukewarm707 8 hours ago exa has zdr, but they charge for the 'feature' of not storing your data
mrweasel 8 hours ago Didn't both Google and Bing discontinue their search APIs, or was that something different? qingcharles 6 hours ago Basically, yes. Everyone is just scraping them with residential proxies. mrweasel 5 hours ago The internet is devolving before our eyes. Use a nicely, stable API with an SLO for a small fee or scrape via a Candy Crush clone running on some grandmas iPad in Nebraska... hard choice.
qingcharles 6 hours ago Basically, yes. Everyone is just scraping them with residential proxies. mrweasel 5 hours ago The internet is devolving before our eyes. Use a nicely, stable API with an SLO for a small fee or scrape via a Candy Crush clone running on some grandmas iPad in Nebraska... hard choice.
mrweasel 5 hours ago The internet is devolving before our eyes. Use a nicely, stable API with an SLO for a small fee or scrape via a Candy Crush clone running on some grandmas iPad in Nebraska... hard choice.
Didn't both Google and Bing discontinue their search APIs, or was that something different?
Basically, yes. Everyone is just scraping them with residential proxies.
The internet is devolving before our eyes. Use a nicely, stable API with an SLO for a small fee or scrape via a Candy Crush clone running on some grandmas iPad in Nebraska... hard choice.
exa has zdr, but they charge for the 'feature' of not storing your data