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Botd
Botd is a browser library for JavaScript bot detection
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BotD is an open source library that we created to make it easy for every developer to detect basic bots in their web apps. It is available under a permissive MIT license and will always be free for developers and commercial use. We keep the open-source BotD package healthy with timely critical fixes and regressions addressed as fast as possible. That said, the near-term roadmap is stability-only, so new features are unlikely to land soon. Please plan accordingly if you depend on upcoming enhancements. For more demanding applications we created a professional API-based bot detection software that is called Fingerprint Pro Bot Detection. ⚡ View Our Demo Run this code Run this code 📕 Full documentation Fingerprint Bot Detection API is a professional bot detection API service that processes all information server-side and transmits it securely to your servers. Fingerprint Bot Detection API provides both browser and server-side APIs that…
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- BotD
- 🚧 Maintenance Status
- Quick start
- CDN
- NPM
- 🤖 Upgrade to Fingerprint Bot Detection to detect sophisticated bots with confidence.
- Contributing
- Other open-source products by Fingerprint on GitHub!
- License
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