Chris DeWeese on X: "Started using @firecrawl for a project, I wish I used this sooner.
I was wasting too much time setting up scraping with Selenium/bs4. I was able to do the same scrape job in seconds with firecrawl, wow"
Started using @firecrawl for a project, I wish I used this sooner.
I was wasting too much time setting up scraping with Selenium/bs4. I was able to do the same scrape job in seconds with firecrawl, wow
Started using @firecrawl for a project, I wish I used this sooner.
I was wasting too much time setting up scraping with Selenium/bs4. I was able to do the same scrape job in seconds with firecrawl, wow
Also try the Website Content Crawler ( apify.com/apify/website-… ) by @apify — it usually can handle any edge cases @firecrawl misses (usually discovery-related). Has a better data store concept too (can generate many varieties of info upon crawl, but only export desired ones)