`Scrapling`: adaptive Python web scraping with anti-bot fetchers and scalable spiders

A single Python library now spans one-off scraping to concurrent crawls, with adaptive selectors, proxy rotation, and built-in anti-bot fetchers. Useful if you need unstable pages or catalog monitoring, but the real value depends on how often site layouts break.

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StealthyFetcher and DynamicFetcher target modern anti-bot flows like Cloudflare Turnstile, so setup friction is lower than stitching multiple scraping tools.
Adaptive selection can re-locate saved elements after DOM changes, which cuts maintenance on price tracking, listing sync, and competitor monitoring jobs.
The spider layer supports concurrent multi-session crawls with pause/resume, real-time stats, and streaming, covering the jump from script to crawler in one package.
Feature surface is broad: fetchers, parsers, spiders, proxy rotation, CLI, and MCP; good for Python-heavy stacks, less relevant if scraping is only occasional.

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