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 - Browsers persist independently of CDP. Depending on your timeout configuration, it will continue running even if the CDP connection closes. You can reconnect to the same `cdp_ws_url` if you're unexpectedly disconnected.
 - We recommend implementing reconnect logic, as network interruptions or lifecycle events can cause CDP sessions to close. Detect disconnects and automatically re-establish a CDP connection when this occurs.
 
-## Unsupported Websites
+## Bot detection varies by site
 
-There are some websites that are not supported by Kernel browsers due to their restrictions around automation and associated bot detection. These include:
+Websites differ widely in how aggressively they detect and challenge automation, and the same site can behave differently depending on how you approach it. Rather than a fixed list of "supported" and "unsupported" sites, it's more useful to understand what drives that friction and how to reduce it.
 
-- LinkedIn
-- Facebook
-- Instagram
-- X (Twitter)
-- Amazon
-- Reddit
+What tends to increase bot-detection friction:
+
+- **High-volume or high-concurrency scraping** — many requests from the same exit IP raise the block rate. Spread load across [proxies](/proxies/overview) and reuse [Profiles](/auth/profiles).
+- **Aggressive detection vendors** (Cloudflare, DataDome, PerimeterX, Imperva, Akamai) — these can challenge even anonymous page loads. Enable [stealth mode](/browsers/bot-detection/stealth) and consider [computer controls](/browsers/computer-controls) for more human-like interaction.
+
+For workflows behind a login, [Managed Auth](/auth/overview) handles the login flow and keeps sessions persistently authenticated across runs.
+
+<Info>
+  Because behavior is site- and configuration-specific, test your target site manually before automating — see the [bot detection guide](/browsers/bot-detection/overview) for the recommended approach and mitigations.
+</Info>