Recent content by Jibri Wright

And Selenium is just the breaking point! Wait until you guys learn of the other software out there that can do much more, and with some technical knowledge you can use them to do everything you need. There's literally a way around everything. And to think two months ago everyone was in so much...

Lol remember two months ago when you thought it was no longer possible to do anything on Instagram anymore? And now you're coming to terms that just because you aren't aware of something doesn't mean it's not possible? Progress, you're starting to understand the world is much bigger than just...

Would you pay a million dollars for the answer?:smirk:

Okay so to start off, I am not saying that doing this one step in account creation will allow you to create accounts. And of course, I don't feel comfortable with my method of creating accounts (no I don't use that Android phone method) but what I can say is that I AM able to make high quality...

That isn't the case. I have accounts with extremely high trust scores as well. They're following 250-300 a day no issues. They actually have been for the past three weeks.

The thing is Jarvee's team probably specialize in mimicking HTTP requests to and from a server. To change browser properties you have to use JavaScript. Tbh I think they would have implemented it if they knew how, but the information on how to do it is very limited. It isn't something you're...

Lol why are you assuming it's easy?:)

Tbh I'm able to follow 300 a day on all my accounts through FollowLiker, and I believe both FL and Jarvee use the same reverse-engineered private API. The thing is I also have my own bot working in tandem with FollowLiker that logs onto all of my accounts via a browser I programmed to look...

Ahh so Jarvee was programmed in C#? Makes sense!

The API isn't the issue. That isn't what's being detected, it's the lack of JavaScript running on the client side that's causing the issue. That's why sometimes the embedded browser works. Even so the embedded browser isn't that good of a solution either because a lot of the browser properties...

If you're using barebones HTTP requests it's not that you're leaving a footprint. Rather, it's a lack of a footprint that's the issue. Almost every modern browser in existence runs JavaScript from a webpage and the issue with barebones HTTP requests is that they don't run the JavaScript from the...

IG is able to tell if you spoofed your User-Agent or not because of the properties of your browser. For example press Ctrl+Shift+I on your keyboard and type in "navigator.platform" in the console. You'll notice that it returns "Win32". On an android phone this property returns "Linux i686"...

You have to tell the bot developer to be able to write code that can handle these exceptions. For instance on a bot I've been working on for a minute, I noticed that the Instagram "This account has been compromised" screen sometimes pops up on login. So I created a function that checks for this...

Exactly. HTML5 does leak system information and you can use Javascript to pull this information easily. Of course again, this all can be spoofed with JavaScript injection. Like allowing the JavaScript to run and pull these spoofed values works wonders. The difference is LITERALLY night and day...

You didn't prove me wrong what are you talking about? Dude the JavaScript being run makes a WORLD of difference!! Like what are you even saying?! You haven't proven me wrong on ANYTHING!! And dude there are OTHER emulators out there where you CAN change everything you need. The reason YOU don't...