Description
Southwest.com opens normally in CloakBrowser Pro, but the login flow is highly inconsistent.
I am testing with clean residential proxies. Out of around 100 login attempts into my own Southwest account, only about 10 attempts succeeded. In most other attempts, Southwest returned 403 Forbidden.
The same account is still able to log in from my regular/native browser.
Site
https://www.southwest.com/
What happens
- Open Southwest.com
- Go to the login flow
- Submit valid credentials for my own account
- Most attempts return
403 Forbidden
- A small number of attempts succeed
Expected behavior
Login should behave closer to a normal/native browser session when using the same account and clean residential proxy quality.
Actual behavior
Approximately 90% of attempts fail with 403 Forbidden.
Environment
- CloakBrowser wrapper version: 0.4.3
- CloakBrowser tier: Pro
- Pro Chromium version: 148.0.7778.215.2
- Platform: Windows x64
- Wrapper: Python
- Proxy type: clean residential proxies
- Headless: false
Launch options
from cloakbrowser import launch
browser = launch(
headless=False,
proxy="RESIDENTIAL_PROXY_REDACTED",
humanize=True,
human_preset="careful",
args=[
"--fingerprint=47291",
# I can also test recommended flags if needed
],
)
page = browser.new_page()
page.goto("https://www.southwest.com/")
Description
Southwest.com opens normally in CloakBrowser Pro, but the login flow is highly inconsistent.
I am testing with clean residential proxies. Out of around 100 login attempts into my own Southwest account, only about 10 attempts succeeded. In most other attempts, Southwest returned
403 Forbidden.The same account is still able to log in from my regular/native browser.
Site
https://www.southwest.com/
What happens
403 ForbiddenExpected behavior
Login should behave closer to a normal/native browser session when using the same account and clean residential proxy quality.
Actual behavior
Approximately 90% of attempts fail with
403 Forbidden.Environment
Launch options