What Scrapfly changed

• The browser version in the API response example changed from "chrome/148" to "chrome/155".

Scrapfly updated the browser version shown in their homepage code example. This signals to developers that their infrastructure stays current with the latest browser releases to avoid detection.

• Added a new technical tutorial to the blog section: "How to Scrape Pinterest in 2026."
• The guide covers scraping pins, boards, profiles, and images using Python.
• The content highlights specific technical methods like calling hidden resource APIs and handling bookmark pagination.

Scrapfly is targeting users who need to extract data from Pinterest, a platform known for complex pagination and hidden APIs. This content helps them capture search traffic for high-value social media scraping use cases.

• Added a new blog post entry to the homepage titled "How to Ignore cURL SSL Errors."
• The new content includes a summary of how to handle self-signed certificates and safe practices for SSL errors.
• The blog section now features three technical guides instead of two.

Scrapfly is expanding its technical content library to help developers solve common connection hurdles. This targets users struggling with SSL certificate issues, positioning the tool as a helpful resource for low-level scraping problems.