Selenium Stealth Mode is a Python library designed to help bypass anti-bot detection systems on websites by altering browser properties to mimic real user behavior. It works by modifying automation indicators such as navigator.webdriver and spoofing headers, user agents, and platform information, making automated browsers appear more human-like. This tool is particularly useful for web scraping, enabling more reliable data extraction from protected sites. It integrates seamlessly with existing Selenium scripts and supports both local and cloud-based implementations, such as through platforms like LambdaTest, which offer scalability and consistency across various browser and operating system combinations. However, ethical considerations and limitations exist, as Stealth Mode must be used responsibly and in accordance with website terms of service, while also recognizing its reliance on Chrome and its challenges against advanced machine-learning detection systems. Alternative solutions like Undetected ChromeDriver and Puppeteer stealth plugins provide complementary approaches to achieving similar goals.