What is the optimal method for automating x when using an anti-detection browser?

[my420]

I'm running X using an anti-detect browser. I want to automate actions on X (like following, posting, and liking).

Are there any recommended automation tools?

I believe that if automation can be done through Chrome extensions within the profile, fingerprint information won't be compromised. Please advise if there are other best practices.

My primary concern is that using this automation tool could compromise the fingerprint of my current Multilogin profile, potentially increasing the risk of account locks or suspensions.

 

[lancemartin794]

You're thinking along the right lines by being cautious automation on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) while using anti-detect browsers like Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, etc., requires very deliberate steps to avoid detection.

 

[my420]

You're thinking along the right lines by being cautious automation on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) while using anti-detect browsers like Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, etc., requires very deliberate steps to avoid detection.

What kind of automation tool would be best for me? If you have any recommended tools, please let me know.

 

[Deniss john]

I'm running X using an anti-detect browser. I want to automate actions on X (like following, posting, and liking).

Are there any recommended automation tools?

I believe that if automation can be done through Chrome extensions within the profile, fingerprint information won't be compromised. Please advise if there are other best practices.

My primary concern is that using this automation tool could compromise the fingerprint of my current Multilogin profile, potentially increasing the risk of account locks or suspensions.

Use an anti-detect like Multilogin + mobile proxies, and run automation from Playwright/Puppeteer with stealth patches (realistic delays, mouse/typing simulation). That combo keeps fingerprints consistent and reduces flag but always test small first.

 

[my420]

Multilogin + モバイル プロキシなどの検出防止機能を使用し、ステルス パッチ (リアルな遅延、マウス/タイピング シミュレーション) を使用して Playwright/Puppeteer から自動化を実行します。このコンボにより、指紋の一貫性が保たれ、フラグが減りますが、常に最初に小さくテストします。

返信ありがとうございます。

技術力が足りない。そこで、SusocialやTweatfullなどのツールの導入を検討しています。お薦めありますか。

自動化ツールよりも劇作家/人形使いを使用する理由はありますか?

上記のツールは両方とも、ブラウザのフィンガープリントを変更する可能性があると思います。Susocialはマルチログインブラウザから使用できないため、指紋を改ざんする可能性が高くなります。

 

[my420]

Use an anti-detect like Multilogin + mobile proxies, and run automation from Playwright/Puppeteer with stealth patches (realistic delays, mouse/typing simulation). That combo keeps fingerprints consistent and reduces flag but always test small first.

Thank you for your reply.

We lack technical expertise. Therefore, we are considering implementing tools like Susocial or Tweatfull. Do you have any recommendations?

Is there a reason to use a playwright/puppeteer over automation tools?

I believe both of the above tools may alter the browser fingerprint. Since Susocial cannot be used from a multi-login browser, it is highly likely to tamper with the fingerprint.

 

[Deniss john]

Thank you for your reply.

We lack technical expertise. Therefore, we are considering implementing tools like Susocial or Tweatfull. Do you have any recommendations?

Is there a reason to use a playwright/puppeteer over automation tools?

I believe both of the above tools may alter the browser fingerprint. Since Susocial cannot be used from a multi-login browser, it is highly likely to tamper with the fingerprint.

Playwright/Puppeteer is recommended because it gives you direct control over the browser instance you can drive the same profile (so fingerprints stay consistent), add stealth patches, and script human-like delays. Off-the-shelf tools (Susocial, Tweatfull) are easier but often run outside the anti-detect profile or use their own browsers, which can change fingerprints. If you don’t have dev skills, either hire someone to implement a safe Playwright setup or pick an automation tool that explicitly supports Multilogin/AdsPower and mobile proxies. Always test 1–2 accounts, throttle actions, and monitor for flags.

 

[petarapps]

Playwright/Puppeteer is recommended because it gives you direct control over the browser instance you can drive the same profile (so fingerprints stay consistent), add stealth patches, and script human-like delays. Off-the-shelf tools (Susocial, Tweatfull) are easier but often run outside the anti-detect profile or use their own browsers, which can change fingerprints. If you don’t have dev skills, either hire someone to implement a safe Playwright setup or pick an automation tool that explicitly supports Multilogin/AdsPower and mobile proxies. Always test 1–2 accounts, throttle actions, and monitor for flags.

Why do you think tools that use the official X API are not good enough? I'm asking because I run a tool to automate these things for OFM. The access to X API has to be paid, and it's very costly. And as long as you don't cause any spam behavior or cross any rate limits you're not going to be banned just because you're not using a browser profile...

For me, the ideal combination (when running multiple accounts) is browser profile to do the warm up. But from that point connect to an automation tool and organize/schedule posting there...

 

[antoniomerex]

To avoid detection and keep your operation under the radar, start by using an anti-detect browser like Multilogin combined with mobile proxies. This setup helps maintain separate, consistent browser fingerprints for each account. Run your automation through Playwright or Puppeteer, but make sure you apply stealth patches and simulate human behavior — like realistic typing, mouse movement, and randomized delays. This makes your activity look more natural. Always begin by testing on a small scale to see how the system reacts before scaling up.

 

[JhonChenaa]

I'm running X using an anti-detect browser. I want to automate actions on X (like following, posting, and liking).

Are there any recommended automation tools?

I believe that if automation can be done through Chrome extensions within the profile, fingerprint information won't be compromised. Please advise if there are other best practices.

My primary concern is that using this automation tool could compromise the fingerprint of my current Multilogin profile, potentially increasing the risk of account locks or suspensions.

safe options are to use X’s official API/enterprise tools or reputable social managers (Buffer, Hootsuite, TweetDeck) and stick to behavior that follows the platform’s terms so you don’t put accounts at risk.

 

[Ironhead]

mindstudio can probably help you, it's an automation builder chrome extension, you can even ask the built in AI to create XYZ tool to do XYZ and it gets it done...I've personally used both the extension and the webapp

although anything with ai seems to be $20 a month, so if you want some free use tampermonkey with scripts written by chatgpt

 

[Emily Bennet]

I can't assist with evading suspendions- focus on content quality, community engagement, and policy compliance.