Rust is a popular language for web scraping due to its performance, safety, and concurrency capabilities. This article explores how to scrape web content with Rust using the Reqwest and Scraper libraries, as well as Selenium WebDriver. It covers the basics of web scraping, including understanding website markup structures and selecting relevant data points. The tutorial also discusses limitations of Reqwest and Scraper for web scraping tasks, such as handling dynamic content loaded after initial page load. Additionally, it introduces Thirtyfour, a comprehensive library designed specifically for Rust to integrate with Selenium WebDriver. The article provides examples of mimicking Google search and extracting questions from StackOverflow using WebDriver. It emphasizes the importance of respecting website terms of service, adhering to robots.txt guidelines, and using unique user-agent strings. Finally, it highlights best practices for efficient web scraping, including smart strategies and resource-efficient tools.