Seperate firefox profiles for each bot account

[Iqbroly]

I am learning about controlling social media accounts/bots using python and http requests and multi-threading all the accounts.
I want human behaviour for these accounts to protect from bans. I will use free/affordable proxies. I need help on how it is done.

- Do I need to create separate firefox profiles for each account? And new proxy for each browser profile? Do I need to create the browser profiles manually?

- How do I show human behaviour using the http requests?

- Do you have any link to tutorials or community/forum for learning this?

 

[Elimer]

you must use a paid browser, here in the forum you find it

 

[xReminisce]

How about using Firefox Containers to control each tab to have differnet proxy.
Although there still gonna be other footprints around, it's best to get a dedicated browser for it.

 

[Iqbroly]

you must use a paid browser, here in the forum you find it

Ok, never heard about a paid browser. I will search about it

 

[Iqbroly]

How about using Firefox Containers to control each tab to have differnet proxy.
Although there still gonna be other footprints around, it's best to get a dedicated browser for it.

This sounds good, thanks for the suggestion. I tried using python requests for accounts with session and headers. I also made the requests in order showing human behaviour. Do you think it is detectable?

 

[xReminisce]

This sounds good, thanks for the suggestion. I tried using python requests for accounts with session and headers. I also made the requests in order showing human behaviour. Do you think it is detectable?

Not too sure, sorry, botting is not really my area of expertise
Considering that you would of elimiated the "same user agent" among with the other footprints tieing each account together among with same variables and pattersn
it probably not so easy to detect.

 

[Iqbroly]

Not too sure, sorry, botting is not really my area of expertise
Considering that you would of elimiated the "same user agent" among with the other footprints tieing each account together among with same variables and pattersn
it probably not so easy to detect.

I will change the user agent for each account. About footprint we can test that on experte.com.

 

[proxygo]

Ok, never heard about a paid browser. I will search about it

This sounds good, thanks for the suggestion. I tried using python requests for accounts with session and headers. I also made the requests in order showing human behaviour. Do you think it is detectable?

pro tip as your new. you can reply to 2 users in 1 post like so .

 

[Iqbroly]

I will change the user agent for each account. About footprint we can test that on experte.com.

pro tip as your new. you can reply to 2 users in 1 post like so .

I will change the user agent for each account. About footprint we can test that on experte.com.

pro tip as your new. you can reply to 2 users in 1 post like so .

You didn't mention how to do it lol but I figured it out thanks

 

[Elimer]

I'm afraid to tell you that you have to do everything manually

 

[JessiPinkme]

Firefox containers works really well, but they will also mimic the same user behaviour in all the profiles. You should go with paid browser like mulitlogin or ghost, they allows you to change the fingerprints as well.

 

[Iqbroly]

Firefox containers works really well, but they will also mimic the same user behaviour in all the profiles. You should go with paid browser like mulitlogin or ghost, they allows you to change the fingerprints as well.

I am using Firefox container with fingerprint defender

 

[rigourousplans109]

I am using Firefox container with fingerprint defender

is this still working for you? if yes how many accounts do you have?

 

[Iqbroly]

is this still working for you? if yes how many accounts do you have?

I haven't made a lot of accounts but I think it works really well. It passed the cookies and fingerprint test

 

[rigourousplans109]

I haven't made a lot of accounts but I think it works really well. It passed the cookies and fingerprint test

I'll give it a shot.