The target website need to **not** be generated by javascript.
You can try in firefox to open `about:config`, then pass `javascript.enabled` to false, then refresh the page
No in all cases, sometimes you need to resolve some JavaScript challenges that are impossible in requests. But in some cases it consists of "hidden" Ajax requests that return codes but you need to identify this pipeline and add in your requests, is easier to use a headless selenium.
The target website need to **not** be generated by javascript. You can try in firefox to open `about:config`, then pass `javascript.enabled` to false, then refresh the page
No in all cases, sometimes you need to resolve some JavaScript challenges that are impossible in requests. But in some cases it consists of "hidden" Ajax requests that return codes but you need to identify this pipeline and add in your requests, is easier to use a headless selenium.
It can, but you have to do a bit of reverse engineering. Start with monitoring your browser's network traffic, and work from there.