In the future I imagine that there will be biometrically secure browsers that will be required for top security applications, that can guarantee that a single physical person is actually physically present while using it.
AFAIK end-to-end manufacturer attestation isn't part of the spec (yet...).
Remote attestation concepts already exists to solve this problem: https://httptoolkit.com/blog/apple-private-access-tokens-att...
Cloudflare ran an experiment with it, and I think Apple and Cloudflare are working to make it into a proper RFC. It's only a matter of time before other browsers will support it too with the way things are going right now.
Two reasons: the protocol is not designed to do this - and the UI/UX is not designed to support this. There are better ways.
2) it will likely not work. There are virtual/software authenticatators (available in dev tools) that could generate a valid response without a human.
If we're talking lunars, why don't you print posters and distribute physically in your neighborhood?
100% bot safe & "meat finger" guarantee.
Also, if the main reason for blocking bots is to reduce server load, this solution is going to require running multiple browser instances on a server, which will require a lot of resources just to serve normal traffic.
Edit: I should also mention this is going to chew through bandwidth.
Tell that to the judge when you're slapped with an ADA lawsuit because you failed to provide "reasonable accommodation" to disabled users.
I strongly suspect someone from ad industry will start offering an option to serve a heavily obfuscated WASM-based rendering engine to render the website, with obligatory promises that it "protects the integrity of your content", "stops the AI crawl theft", and of course it also "lowers development costs by ensuring consistent rendering across all platforms".
/s, obviously
Why not just take a screenshot yourself and use an image tag to render the image without using puppeteers?
You can add a small CSS media query for showing different sizes of images for different types of devices.
Why do you even need puppeteer for above basic things?
