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When a new tab opens the driver sometimes loses track of the original window context. You might need to switch to the new tab handle after the click. Stackoverflow has a few snippets for that exact problem if you search for selenium switch to new tab.

On Facebook specifically I have noticed that the age of the account matters more than the daily post count. Older accounts can push way more without issues. For fresh accounts I keep it under 3 a day but even that is not guaranteed safe.

Interesting that pages seem safer than groups for this kind of thing. In my experience groups are way more moderated which might explain it. Anyone tried both and noticed a difference in ban rates.

For those using Fplus how fast do accounts typically burn. And do you run it on a VPS or local machine. Thinking about trying it but want to understand the setup before committing.

1200 accounts on one IP is wild. What kind of delays are you running between actions to keep that many alive. I struggle with just a handful sometimes.

Interesting take. For those running simple campaigns what daily budget are you starting with. I keep hearing that too low budget messes with the learning phase but also not everyone wants to drop hundreds testing.

I tried AdsPower for a bit and ran into the same password reset loops OP mentioned. Switched to Dolphin and it has been smoother so far. Still not sure if it is the browser or the proxy quality causing the issues though. Anyone figured out what actually triggers those reset loops.

Been wondering the same. The bot part is not that hard but account quality and proxies seem to be the real bottleneck. What proxy type are people having the most luck with for FB these days. Residential only or is 4G enough.

I've been looking into this space recently. The biggest challenge isn't the bot itself — it's account management. Even a basic Python + Playwright script works, but without proper warming and proxy rotation, accounts burn in days. Curious what stack people are using for anti-detection these days?