googlemonster
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- Nov 15, 2008
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I can't get it to launch, sent support an email about 4 days ago. I get a popup with some indiscernible text and then this: An application is requesting access to a protected item.
I talked to Scrapebox support, and they say that you simply put your proxies into Scrapebox and you should be fine...
But sometimes proxy services require you to input your list of proxies like,
"protocol://usernameassword
roxy:
Or whatever...
It seems to keep changing. YourPrivateProxy.com is the recommended proxy service for Scrapebox...why are their proxies suddenly not working?
I can't get it to launch, sent support an email about 4 days ago. I get a popup with some indiscernible text and then this: An application is requesting access to a protected item.
Is the RSS-Feature working? I tried it with the Websites.txt and RSS Services.txt that are in the RSS-directory but all 214 Failed. Even without proxies 0 success. Is there a bug?
I know I have asked this twice already in this thread without answer, so at the risk of being a broken record...
Is there a way to leave the 'website' field EMPTY when doing comment runs?
I know I have asked this twice already in this thread without answer, so at the risk of being a broken record...
Is there a way to leave the 'website' field EMPTY when doing comment runs?
Did you try "<br/>" as a comment? Or "Â "? Maybe this works. While I dont know why a webmaster should moderate such comment?
Isnt a trackback only a link with an anchortext? Why you dont try this?
Maybe you have enabled "Automatically Remove Duplicate Domains" under Options...
I just harvested for a test 4000 WP blogs without any problem.
Because it use inurl: so google will surely ban you if you use site: , inurl: etc etcfinding it difficult to harvest urls. Its perfectly harvesting WP blogs but when selecting "blogengine" Or "movable types" it throws a 302 error OR 503 error. Can someone help me to solve it?
Because it use inurl: so google will surely ban you if you use site: , inurl: etc etc