I really wouldn't worry about this. People are already doing much more advanced, compute cycle intensive cloudflare bypasses with things like playwright + camoufox:
There are various headless antidetect browsers now which are patched at the source code level to avoid headless-browser-detection systems, and to present consistent profiles for things like webrtc/webasssembly capability and other features that looks like a legit normal user agent of someone running MS Edge on Windows 11 on a consumer grade laptop. Or whatever the desired profile is. Often coupled with residential or mobile carrier proxies.
I mean, take a look at this and tell me if you think a cloudflare turnstile stands a chance when you are ready to spend the CPU cycles on running an entire browser and human-behavior simulation stack:
https://github.com/daijro/camoufox
There are various headless antidetect browsers now which are patched at the source code level to avoid headless-browser-detection systems, and to present consistent profiles for things like webrtc/webasssembly capability and other features that looks like a legit normal user agent of someone running MS Edge on Windows 11 on a consumer grade laptop. Or whatever the desired profile is. Often coupled with residential or mobile carrier proxies.
I mean, take a look at this and tell me if you think a cloudflare turnstile stands a chance when you are ready to spend the CPU cycles on running an entire browser and human-behavior simulation stack:
https://pypi.org/project/behavioral-playwright/