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Then I believe you need the Instagram Graph API. I've never worked with it specifically, but on most of these things you need to register your "app" (in this case, your website) using their developer portal. You'll probably need to select the data you're interested in and then go through a...

Are you talking about allowing a logged in user to see their own Instagram information or other people's?

Use the element.closest() method like cnick79 suggested to get the surrounding "main" div, then get the Nth child of that by using its children property. function onclick(event) { var mainDiv = event.target.closest('.Maindiv'); var firstChild = mainDiv.children[0]; var secondChild =...

Quick list of technologies you should know/research (in order): 1) JavaScript 2) Node.js 3) Express (search for "node express") 4) Puppeteer (search for "node puppeteer") There are other stacks that will get the job done, but this is the most standard modern approach.

"ethX" interfaces refer to your ethernet connections. Your cellular connections should show up as either "usbX" or "wwanX". It appears they are not being recognized for some reason. Are you sure that your modem is supported by your cellular provider (it uses the proper bands)? I think sometimes...

I don't know all the specifics of why, but it's pretty common knowledge that the best way to be stealthy is by using Puppeteer or Playwright with a detection evasion library. There are apparently some trivial ways to detect if a user is using Selenium. Puppeteer uses the CDP, which basically...

It depends on what kind of knowledge you have. If you're talking about web development, then a good start is building or working on PHP websites. They're pretty straight forward and don't require much knowledge. A lot of PHP websites are either just landing pages or company websites without any...

No, it's going to be awhile. I'm neck deep in projects right now.

The clickSomething() function could go inside a script tag. I would give you an example, but posting the reply errors out if I add the script tag to the code example. Just Google "HTML script tags" and put the function inside one in the HTML file.

No, I've been really busy. It might not be for awhile, but I'll get to it eventually.

I haven't had to run incredibly high numbers of automations for my projects, so I don't have a good answer from experience, but it should be simple to test. I would just spin up dummy automations until your machine is reaching its limit in some areas. See where the weakest links are at, then...

Oh, I see. Yeah, I've never used the CDP directly. Maybe that eliminates some of the headless issues. Not headless. I use { headless: false } in my launch options. That's the reason for running a virtual display. Also, you'll want to use Chrome instead of Chromium if possible. Use the...

Np. Ima write a 4G proxy guide soon. It seems to be something that everyone needs, but the current postings on the topic aren't very good.

Add a file called rebind_usb to your /usr/local/bin directory with the following contents: #!/bin/sh echo "1-1.$1" > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind echo "1-1.$1" > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/bind To power cycle a modem manually, start the script and pass in the usb port number (1-4) that...

Web automation frameworks. Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright, etc. I think you mean requests, right? In any case, this requires knowing what the proper request for each call is supposed to look like. What if the following code is used to fetch a list of items that you're interested in? const...

It's based on experience and trusting what is documented in many places. Most of the points made by the top answer in that article are verifiable by running simple commands in the console. If you can examine those variables, then a website can too. These web automation frameworks are created...

I don't know anything about ad networks, but this is all client-side code, so yes, they could simply go to your website, examine the JavaScript and see that you are doing this. I'm sure they have a very involved process around detecting and preventing this type of abuse. If you were going to try...

I think this is misleading. It might be a fine solution on sites that aren't trying very hard, but there are some very simple checks to detect if a user is running in headless mode (and only bots use headless). Please consult this Stack Overflow question...

You guys should ask your questions in the thread. 1) Other people may have answers for you. 2) Other people may have the same questions you do.

It would depend on the particular site, but most bot detection is handled through third-party services, such as DataDome. Bypassing the detection of such services is a cat-and-mouse game that could require a tailored solution on top of the stack I mentioned, depending on the state of things.