The best web browser to open 100 or more tabs at same time

[mullor1]

Hello, I'm looking for the best web browser or metodh to open 100 or more tabs at same time.
I need use a proxy and play a soundcloud playlist for each tab, for this reason need the most light browser and the one that consumes less resources from my computer

Thank you in advance for help me.

 

[streamkite]

Are you doing this to earn revenue or just boost your play count?

 

[mullor1]

boost my play count because soundcloud don't pay, right?

 

[streamkite]

Firefox is less resource-hungry than Chrome, although you'd be better off using a multi-threaded bot rather than a regular browser do to the job. I know there are several available, as well as projects on Github (including browser extensions that simply the process). I can't recommend a specific one for Soundcloud though as I focus on Spotify.

 

[mullor1]

Firefox is less resource-hungry than Chrome, although you'd be better off using a multi-threaded bot rather than a regular browser do to the job. I know there are several available, as well as projects on Github (including browser extensions that simply the process). I can't recommend a specific one for Soundcloud though as I focus on Spotify.

Thank so much for your reply, well if you have any suggestion for spotify is very welcome also, is my next project in mind, I start with soundcloud because I think is more easy, don't need register to play, but if is possible share with me the spotify info

 

[JeanFerreira]

boost my play count because soundcloud don't pay, right?

And which one pays?

 

[streamkite]

Spotify payment averages around $3/1000 streams, depending on the originating country, whether the account is premium or free, etc. Sometimes it's a little over, sometimes under, but the average would be $3/1000. Last month I received $3.20/1000.

 

[JeanFerreira]

Really? Huhmmm, ideas, ideas, ideas,

What about the superstars? Do u think they get paid the same way?

I remember a few yrs ago Taylor Swift took all her songs off the platforms

 

[mullor1]

And which one pays?

Spotify, itunes, tidal, etc..

 

[robertessex]

Use Brave Browser, i have tested with over 195 tabs open coming around 30% CPU .

 

[mullor1]

Spotify payment averages around $3/1000 streams, depending on the originating country, whether the account is premium or free, etc. Sometimes it's a little over, sometimes under, but the average would be $3/1000. Last month I received $3.20/1000.

Yes is cool but is difficult also

 

[mullor1]

Use Brave Browser, i have tested with over 195 tabs open coming around 30% CPU .

Wow! amazing! I will try, also is possible assign one proxy to each tab?

 

[M4DM4X]

You can also use firefox in headless mode, meaning it doesn't show up, just running in the background which needs way less ressources. I hope I don't say shit I just read about it one day and I don't know how to do it, just wanted to help

 

[streamkite]

Wow! amazing! I will try, also is possible assign one proxy to each tab?

You're going to spend a long time trying to do things through a browser, swapping proxies, playing tracks for different periods of time (not everyone plays a track all the way through), not to mention it will be extremely obvious if the accounts you use only play your artists's tracks. That means you're going to have to play other music, and you'll be trying to do all this manually. It's like a donut factory making each donut by hand instead of pumping them out by the thousands using machines.

 

[mullor1]

You can also use firefox in headless mode, meaning it doesn't show up, just running in the background which needs way less ressources. I hope I don't say shit I just read about it one day and I don't know how to do it, just wanted to help

Nice! I will check

 

[mullor1]

You're going to spend a long time trying to do things through a browser, swapping proxies, playing tracks for different periods of time (not everyone plays a track all the way through), not to mention it will be extremely obvious if the accounts you use only play your artists's tracks. That means you're going to have to play other music, and you'll be trying to do all this manually. It's like a donut factory making each donut by hand instead of pumping them out by the thousands using machines.

yes, this is the idea is more slow and tedious but I think is more secure
Please send me a PM about the spotify info if possible, I'm intrigued with this