Use random user agent

[Lukhajek]

I've noticed that sometimes it doesn't work and returns an error. I added random user agents. With this improvement, everything works as it should.

[IntriguingTiles]

It doesn't look like you're passing an actual user agent. Also, keep in mind that the user agent must remain consistent across requests otherwise the server will reject it.

[Lukhajek]

It works better for me with this.

[Lukhajek]

It is passing random user agent from the user-agents package.

[IntriguingTiles]

I just checked, you're setting the user agent to

function l(e){var t;if(function(e,t){if(!(e instanceof t))throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function")}(this,l),v(a(t=p.call(this)),r,(()=>t.data.userAgent)),v(a(t),"toString",(()=>t.data.userAgent)),v(a(t),"random",(()=>{const e=new l;return M(e,t.cumulativeWeightIndexPairs),e.randomize(),e})),v(a(t),"randomize",(()=>{const e=Math.random(),[,i]=t.cumulativeWeightIndexPairs.find((([t])=>t>e)),r=n.default[i];t.data=(0,o.default)(r)})),M(a(t),(e=>{if(!e)return k;const t=f(e),i=[];return n.default.forEach(((e,o)=>{t(e)&&i.push([e.weight,o])})),w(i)})(e)),0===t.cumulativeWeightIndexPairs.length)throw new Error("No user agents matched your filters.");return t.randomize(),c(t,new Proxy(a(t),{apply:()=>t.random(),get:(e,t,i)=>{if(e.data&&"string"==typeof t&&Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(e.data,t)&&Object.prototype.propertyIsEnumerable.call(e.data,t)){const i=e.data[t];if(void 0!==i)return i}return Reflect.get(e,t,i)}}))}