Web Search FAQs

Name: Web Search
Author: uk0

Question 1

Which search engines are supported and how does engine fallback work?

Accepted Answer

The API supports Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. It features an automatic engine fallback mechanism where, if the primary engine (e.g., Google) encounters restrictions like CAPTCHAs, it will automatically switch to a备选 (alternative) engine like DuckDuckGo or Bing to ensure results are still delivered.

Question 2

How does Web Search ensure anti-detection during crawling?

Accepted Answer

Web Search utilizes Camoufox, an advanced anti-detection browser that provides realistic browser fingerprinting. This includes GeoIP masking, humanized operations (simulated mouse movements/clicks), locale matching, and the ability to block WebGL/images to reduce detection risks and accelerate page loads.

Question 3

What is Web Search and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Web Search is a high-performance API that converts search engine results from Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo into structured JSON or Markdown output. It's designed for efficient web scraping and data collection, offering multi-level deep crawling and robust anti-detection capabilities.

Question 4

What search depth levels are available with Web Search?

Accepted Answer

Web Search offers three distinct depth levels: Depth 1 (default) extracts SERP data (title, link, snippet); Depth 2 goes further to extract full page content from each result link; and Depth 3 performs SERP, full page content, and then crawls external links found within the page content.

Question 5

In what formats can I receive the search results?

Accepted Answer

Web Search provides flexible output options, allowing you to receive search results in either structured JSON format, ideal for programmatic parsing and database storage, or in Markdown format, which is excellent for human readability and documentation.

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