chamsou
Newbie
- Apr 2, 2026
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Hey BHW,
I've been testing browser automation for social media workflows and wanted to share some results.
Built a Python tool using Selenium that handles group posting across multiple campaigns. Nothing revolutionary — just clean automation with error handling, logging, and scheduling.
What I tested:
- 45 Facebook groups (mixed Arabic/English)
- Image + text posts
- Configurable delays between posts
- Full activity logging
Results:
- All posts went through without blocks
- Average time per group: ~45 seconds
- Error rate: 2% (failed on groups with posting restrictions)
The tool is modular — easy to swap in different content, different platforms, different timing strategies.
Key technical decisions:
- Used clipboard paste instead of direct text input (more reliable)
- Implemented exponential backoff for failed posts
- Added proxy rotation support (tested but not deployed for this run)
I'm not selling anything here — just sharing the method and happy to discuss the technical approach. If anyone's working on similar automation, drop your questions below.
What would you improve? What platforms are you automating?
I've been testing browser automation for social media workflows and wanted to share some results.
Built a Python tool using Selenium that handles group posting across multiple campaigns. Nothing revolutionary — just clean automation with error handling, logging, and scheduling.
What I tested:
- 45 Facebook groups (mixed Arabic/English)
- Image + text posts
- Configurable delays between posts
- Full activity logging
Results:
- All posts went through without blocks
- Average time per group: ~45 seconds
- Error rate: 2% (failed on groups with posting restrictions)
The tool is modular — easy to swap in different content, different platforms, different timing strategies.
Key technical decisions:
- Used clipboard paste instead of direct text input (more reliable)
- Implemented exponential backoff for failed posts
- Added proxy rotation support (tested but not deployed for this run)
I'm not selling anything here — just sharing the method and happy to discuss the technical approach. If anyone's working on similar automation, drop your questions below.
What would you improve? What platforms are you automating?
