Browser Detection for Laravel by hisorange!
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Browser Detection for Laravel by hisorange!
Ruby gem to detect bots and crawlers via the user agent
Golang module to detect bots and crawlers via the user agent
Detect bots/crawlers/spiders using the user agent string.
Rust library to detect bots using a user-agent string
Final project of Rahnema College internship. Crawler detection using unsupervised learning methods.
Browser Detection for Laravel.
Laravel middleware to detect AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, 354+ bots), block prompt injection attacks, and prevent data scraping. Honeypot traps, PII leak detection, robots.txt enforcement, optional ML detection. Zero dependencies.
PHP library to block unwanted crawlers, scrapers and bad bots by User-Agent, IP block lists and allow lists. No captcha, works on any PHP site. Self hosted alternative to Cloudflare.
User-agent parsing, crawler detection and AI bot blocking for Django.
Classify web traffic from server log entries and header capture into human, AI agent, AI crawler, AI assistant, programmatic, and other bot categories. No analytics service or middleware required.
Offline IP/CIDR/ASN intelligence resolver with provenance, freshness, and explainable infrastructure context.
Reads the Nginx log you already write and says what kind of client each visitor was. No script, no cookie, no client-side tracking.
Controlled bait for AI crawlers, agents, and RAG systems.
Semrush Scraper — free, open-source Semrush scraper. Unlimited website traffic, keywords & backlinks as clean JSON, no API key, no proxies.
A PHP-based application for detecting and logging bot activity on your website. This project utilizes CrawlerDetect to differentiate between human users and crawlers, storing relevant data in a MySQL database.
Online User-Agent parser for browser, operating system, device and crawler detection.
IP intelligence and agent operations: open tools for network data (ASN, BGP, RPKI, geofeed, MMDB) and for the personal agent that runs alongside them.
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