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Also @Captaintj don't discount already make solutions, for example @rootjazz makes software for automating Instagram and Twatter, they both have built in scrapers that have shit tons of options.
This seems like a bulletproof idea, could even get a plain old java bot class to do the input for you.Autohotkey I will guarantee you %100, if u spend the time to learn an actual TSL language no one on this planet will ever detect what your doing.
But here's the problem with people - they are not willing to put the effort in now to reap the rewards later. They just want quick fixes to complex solutions, a fast turn around, easy money.
Very interesting thread, with some quite knowledgeable people in here. I've managed to apply some hacks to the selenium chromedriver to make some Google Captchas easier, but that's where my expertise ends on this topic...
This seems like a bulletproof idea. but how do you actually go about interacting with a page, i.e. reading the content and figuring out where to click?
Own, custom browser plugin?
Very nice, I actually had started a poker botting project quite a few years back, and I had been experimenting with that set up. Image recognition, OCR, AHK.Ok, this is a big topic.
If you wanted to run say your Class A SM accounts, the money earners etc, then I use AHK in a Virtual environment + 3g rotating proxies.
I operate one account at time, on several virtual machines.
Back to your question : Where to click ?
Easy, you use either OCR recognition or Image recognition.
I slung together a quick demo in like 10 mins for you.
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If your scraping you go back to GET + SeleniumVery nice, I actually had started a poker botting project quite a few years back, and I had been experimenting with that set up. Image recognition, OCR, AHK.
Doesn't sound too easy though. Perhaps for repetitive action based tasks, where you're just filling out the same form and pressing buttons, it shouldn't be too difficult, just load up some target images, and fill out forms accordingly.
But what if we need to scrape info from the pages? Or we have a lot of forms and don't want to spend a lot of time fiddling with images? What about pixel discrepancies that could cause problems with image recognition?
Selenium.I wish to make bots that scrape data from one social media and upload it to another. But I am not sure which is the best to avoid bans.
Selenium or Playwright. I do not have much experience in either.
The idea is very interesting. I will give it a try. Perhaps XHR (XML HttpRequest) is the key? We can block the request, then modify and send it, right?If you are using user-agent spoofing and xhr the detection probability is close to none!
hi can you share the link of the said podcasts or the name of the podcast? I tried searching but got no results, thanks!I use Pullovers Macro Creator everyday, in fact he's done a few pod cast with selenium guys showing how to inject JavaScript into chrome tools to automate it without being detected.. it much harder than selenium to do becasue it pure scripting but once you have a bit of time using it under your belt .. works great![]()
I know anything. BoookkmarkedI use Pullovers Macro Creator everyday, in fact he's done a few pod cast with selenium guys showing how to inject JavaScript into chrome tools to automate it without being detected.. it much harder than selenium to do becasue it pure scripting but once you have a bit of time using it under your belt .. works great![]()
hi can you share the link of the said podcasts or the name of the podcast? I tried searching but got no results, thanks!