Bypass Cloudflare DDoS protection #160
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This workaround has been used since the beginning. Unfortunately, we had to bring it back due to the malfunction of the IP address to bypass their direct API endpoints, which had Cloudflare DDoS protection enabled.
Unlike the previous version, we also had to use a third-party library for its cookie agent feature. I'm too lazy to write one. Until I can find a stable resolution to this, this temporary fix will be implemented. It's better than having everything shattered into pieces.