I have written a comment crawler before. It seems there is no encryption. Could it be that NetEase’s strategy has changed? You can refer to what I wrote, the address is here
If you want to encrypt, or you just want to use python to do it through requests, then you must analyze its JS encryption library. Since the front desk can display it, it must be decrypted by the front desk.
If you don’t want to go through so much trouble, wouldn’t it be more convenient to use the browser to get the content after loading? You can use selenium to achieve the purpose of obtaining comments
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I have written a comment crawler before. It seems there is no encryption. Could it be that NetEase’s strategy has changed? You can refer to what I wrote, the address is here
If you want to encrypt, or you just want to use python to do it through requests, then you must analyze its JS encryption library. Since the front desk can display it, it must be decrypted by the front desk.
If you don’t want to go through so much trouble, wouldn’t it be more convenient to use the browser to get the content after loading?
You can use selenium to achieve the purpose of obtaining comments