EMU bot for form filling

I am testing to find a new way around my email and SMS marketing campaigns and want to create and EMU bot to fill up forms from excel sheet to web form.

I read couple of posts but not able to understand how to pick up the same ip (as in excel sheet) to open my web URL, switch fingerprint and device and what are the other steps which I may be missing.

Can anyone guide me through the setup for browser( thinking identory), proxies (residential or mobile) etc.

I tried asking in programming section but I think no one noticed the post so, putting it out here.

You'll have to test yourself, and anti detect browser and static ISP or residential proxies will probably work

What stack should I use? Should I try and hire someone for Selenium, Pupeteer or Can do all those in BAS or Identory!

selenium is basically a dinosaur now .. way too slow and gets detected by everything . if u want real scale without getting flagged u should go with puppeteer + stealth plugin or playwright .
my team usually hooks an antidetect ( like dolphin or adspower ) api with playwright scripts . u pull ur data from excel , extract the specific proxy for that row , then spin up a unique browser profile via the api . this way the fingerprints are handled by the antidetect and ur script just handles the logic .
BAS is decent for fast prototyping but it carries a specific footprint that tough sites pick up on . if ur just hitting simple forms it’s fine tho .
main thing u gotta watch out for is matching the ja3/tls handshake with ur user-agent . if u use an iphone ua but ur tls handshake says "linux" u get burned . just keep the whole thing modular-one session , one task , then kill the container/profile and move to the next .
dont overcomplicate the excel part.. just convert it to json and iterate through the objects . much easier to handle in node/js .

I completely agree with the previous comment about using Puppeteer with Stealth plugin or Playwright for a more scalable and undetectable solution. When it comes to choosing a stack, I'd recommend going with Node.js and JavaScript, as they provide a lot of flexibility and ease of use, especially when working with APIs like antidetect. Have you considered using a headless browser solution like Puppeteer with a rotating proxy setup to minimize the risk of getting flagged? Also, what kind of forms are you trying to fill out - are they simple contact forms or more complex ones with multiple fields and validation?

Is Playwright easy to use?

jerrilaw said:

Is Playwright easy to use?

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I can help you implement this form-filling robot; I'm currently working on EMU operations. However, I'm encountering some issues, such as unsure which CPA affiliate program to choose, and some conversion processes are uncertain. Hopefully, we can mutually improve upon each other's shortcomings.