Request python requests, implementation of focus on the page (possible by other methods)?

Question

Python

Hello.

Sending a request to a page with python requests:

import requests
proxies = {"http": "http://gdfdafgg:[email protected]:74654/","https": "http://gdfdafgg:[email protected]:74654/"}
r = requests.get("https://site.com/", proxies=proxies)
print(r.content)

Page example:


When entering the page, instead of the time, it says Loading... in a second, a countdown appears.
If you do it through the browser, then everything is ok. And when requested using python Loading ... does not disappear.
The proxy works, that's not the point.

I learned this with the help of:
print(r.content)

Please direct me on the right path, thanks)

Answer 1

As I understand it, based on the question, requests immediately receive a response, without waiting for the processing of JS scripts, there is Selenium for this

Answer 2

requests is only about html, she knows nothing about js

Answer 3

The timer is powered by JS. Use selenium

Answer 4

If you want to implement receiving data after the countdown only through requests, then track all requests using the developer mode in the browser, find patterns and already send these requests using the requests library. Good luck