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as I never used pyppeteer, what does creepJs says about it if you visit them? by what I see here I think this indicates that pypeteer does not get shipped with stealth additions? you said that bot.sannysoft has all checks in place tho, so I guess then it has them.
0% trust score on creepJS wow I think Puppeteer are working around to pass this test too no?

The extra plugin has been ported for pyppeteer too. It's just not perfect. After a few days of warmup my accounts are able to comment now. Some would still get hidden if I comment too fast or without watching the video, so that's a factor too.

https://github.com/berstend/puppeteer-extra/issues/451From the discussion here, seems like web workers able to expose navigator.platform info, that's how creepJS detects inconsistency on our browser.
 
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0% trust score on creepJS wow I think Puppeteer are working around to pass this test too no?

The extra plugin has been ported for pyppeteer too. It's just not perfect. After a few days of warmup my accounts are able to comment now. Some would still get hidden if I comment too fast or without watching the video, so that's a factor too.

https://github.com/berstend/puppeteer-extra/issues/451From the discussion here, seems like web workers able to expose navigator.platform info, that's how creepJS detects inconsistency on our browser.
It's also show 0% trust score with my real browser.
 
Hello,
I'm thinking of something else, I wonder how many YouTube accounts could you create with your scripts?
Would you be able to create around 50 000+?
Yes, my speed is ~2k accounts/week, but it can be increased.

I know a friend of mine who had 150k accounts.
 
Yes, my speed is ~2k accounts/week, but it can be increased.

I know a friend of mine who had 150k accounts.

I see, that's quite the speed.

Would you ever consider selling this script of yours?

I suppose it works on Selenium, Python.
 
Everything has a price, with the right buyer I could consider, but till then - not planning to do so.


No
Hmm, I am a web developer by career so just thinking about this script of yours heh, excuse the banter.

Anyways, you have a pretty interesting journey here.
I have some ideas, probably some you're already aware of and probably explored them to a greater degree than I did so I don't think they are worth mentioning to you.

That being said, your threads are some of my favorite to read and it's really impressive to see your progress.
 
Hmm, I am a web developer by career so just thinking about this script of yours heh, excuse the banter.

Anyways, you have a pretty interesting journey here.
I have some ideas, probably some you're already aware of and probably explored them to a greater degree than I did so I don't think they are worth mentioning to you.

That being said, your threads are some of my favorite to read and it's really impressive to see your progress.
I'm glad to hear that even so old members of the forum find my posts valuable!

It motivates me to write more, hope to do so and post a larger update in upcoming weeks.

Actually I could post a small update right now already.

Here is a thing that is on my mind for some time already, who can guess what I'm thinking here? :)


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If someone finds that as common knowladge, please bare in mind - I'm a total IM newbie and started my journeys few months back. :D
 
I'm glad to hear that even so old members of the forum find my posts valuable!

It motivates me to write more, hope to do so and post a larger update in upcoming weeks.

Actually I could post a small update right now already.

Here is a thing that is on my mind for some time already, who can guess what I'm thinking here? :)

If someone finds that as common knowladge, please bare in mind - I'm a total IM newbie and started my journeys few months back. :D

Heh, I'm merely a beginner, I've read a lot but did not take much action myself and don't really understand a lot.
My knowledge of building websited and copywriting was good but I've always just been entirely terrible at getting traffic to my websites.
I've just came back to this community a few days ago.

If you ever feeling like sharing some of your thoughts or knowledge, feel free to drop me a message.
I really like to learn from successful people like you however at the same time I don't want to intrude or annoy, heh.

Currently I am in the phase of deciding what I want to launch, however my headache is regarding traffic since I know very little of how to attract traffic properly.
 
I have one question, please.

You said somewhere in the journey that you are aging the accounts cookies!! how you are doing that?

For example, let's say I'm working with headless chrome ( or any browser ) how to age cookies inside it?
Is it by login into the accounts every day and do some random stuff on youtube example watch some videos like some of them, etc..? or you use another approach? can you explain more please :) ?

Thanks and good luck :)
 
You said somewhere in the journey that you are aging the accounts cookies!! how you are doing that?

For example, let's say I'm working with headless chrome ( or any browser ) how to age cookies inside it?
Is it by login into the accounts every day and do some random stuff on youtube example watch some videos like some of them, etc..? or you use another approach? can you explain more please :) ?

Thanks and good luck :)
Create an account, let it rest for a week or so, that's it. When using account again, make sure you use the same cookies you had when creating it.
 
You are dropping pearls on these swine.

this is true
I am reading the journey from the beginning
I'm glad the OP didn't give up and continued to contribute to the forum, despite many comments from "experts" saying it is a waste of time and that the method is outdated
 
I think the trick is that with one google gmail you can create several yt channels, as well as twitter accounts. for IG accounts, i dont have any idea!

9k yt channels at 50 per gmail, would be 450 gmail accounts, which is cheap as I can get 1 sim card for $0.90 and 1 sim card can be used for several gmail accounts (i think 3-5), so the set up is VERY NICE!
This is good info. How many of these accounts do you manage to retain over time (not deleted by platform)?
 
Hey, @lucky.sparks hope your journey's going well. This thread was one of the things that inspired me to start working on account automation + scaling as well, thank you so much for sharing your journey with us.

I'm now in the process of warming up accounts, and was curious about how to go about handling cookies more efficiently.

When each account is created, I'm noticing that Google creates a LOT of cookies in the browser appdata folder, and some of these are session, and many have different expire dates (ranging from a month to a year). When exporting cookies, how should one determine which cookies to save and export?

Also, do you manipulate the cookie expiry date so that when you load the cookie back in later, it hasn't already expired? I'm exporting cookies as txt files since that is the most interoperable, so I've been wondering whether I should learn some RegExp and edit the cookies I'm exporting. I'm guessing you're also exporting cookies as txt or json.

Are you exporting session cookies as well? I'm guessing if you export and re-import session cookies it'll be like continuing the previous session - - or should I let the site create new session cookies every time?

Finally, are you exporting cookies at the end of every session and updating your cookie txt/json files, or updating the cookie files every X sessions?

Would love to hear a little more about what your approaches are. Thanks again for your inspiring journey threads.
 
When each account is created, I'm noticing that Google creates a LOT of cookies in the browser appdata folder, and some of these are session, and many have different expire dates (ranging from a month to a year). When exporting cookies, how should one determine which cookies to save and export?
In ideal situation, all of them, you want to mimic a real user behavior as close as possible.

Also, do you manipulate the cookie expiry date so that when you load the cookie back in later, it hasn't already expired? I'm exporting cookies as txt files since that is the most interoperable, so I've been wondering whether I should learn some RegExp and edit the cookies I'm exporting. I'm guessing you're also exporting cookies as txt or json.
No, I do not change dates, but I guess it could be done, but I would recommend loading them up back again and then let them update naturally.


Finally, are you exporting cookies at the end of every session and updating your cookie txt/json files
Yes.
 
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