Account Creators

by 'generic account creator' what do you mean? does this cover all type of accounts including wordpress for a site too? for the use of content submission of different writers?
 
by 'generic account creator' what do you mean? does this cover all type of accounts including wordpress for a site too? for the use of content submission of different writers?

Most of the time all registration page has common format,
i.e.
Name, pass, email, confirm email, captcha, then number of buttons clicks etc..
My idea is to create smart account maker to identify all of these textboxes and fill them accurately..

That's the generic account maker.

It would be nice to see for which site this concept doesn't work and why.

I have not yet tested with WordPress sites, but this should work on these sites too..

I am just manually creating account makers for different sites in this process learning to make it generic.
 
Man, I just can't see this program being too great, the entire reason being that you're running it off of webbrowsers. That makes proxy support extremely inefficient, and it completely prevents high level multithreading. So, if you're trying to make 100 accounts on 4 different sites at the same time, it's going to take an hour or more, whereas using webrequests it would take a matter of a minute or two max simply because of the multithreading aspect. Is there a certain reason you're using webbrowsers? Look forward to seeing the program, going to start on my own version of this though, see what I can come up with.

Not trying to offend or anything, of course, just wondering why you would use webbrowsers over webrequests.
 
Man, I just can't see this program being too great, the entire reason being that you're running it off of webbrowsers. That makes proxy support extremely inefficient, and it completely prevents high level multithreading. So, if you're trying to make 100 accounts on 4 different sites at the same time, it's going to take an hour or more, whereas using webrequests it would take a matter of a minute or two max simply because of the multithreading aspect. Is there a certain reason you're using webbrowsers? Look forward to seeing the program, going to start on my own version of this though, see what I can come up with.

Not trying to offend or anything, of course, just wondering why you would use webbrowsers over webrequests.

Realistically, I'd suppose it's because he doesn't know how to use webrequests with multithreading.
 
Well i think,weebly accounts creator would be amazing...i think if you want to create weebly accounts creator then you can create mass account nicknames importer(from .txt)
 
Guess I'll be making my project public soon then. Keep a look out. :)
 
Man, I just can't see this program being too great, the entire reason being that you're running it off of webbrowsers. That makes proxy support extremely inefficient, and it completely prevents high level multithreading. So, if you're trying to make 100 accounts on 4 different sites at the same time, it's going to take an hour or more, whereas using webrequests it would take a matter of a minute or two max simply because of the multithreading aspect. Is there a certain reason you're using webbrowsers? Look forward to seeing the program, going to start on my own version of this though, see what I can come up with.

Not trying to offend or anything, of course, just wondering why you would use webbrowsers over webrequests.

I can make this with webrequests but I am not going to do that.

You grossly underestimated the idea behind this tool..

I am intentionally making this tool with webbrowser.. :)

Main idea is ease of use, future maintainance and quality of code, not the speed. :)
 
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I can make this with webrequests but I am not going to do that.

You grossly underestimated the idea behind this tool..

I am intentionally making this tool with webbrowser.. :)

Main idea is ease of use, future maintainance and quality of code, not the speed. :)

Well, good luck with your tool then, I personally wouldn't find use for it but I'm sure someone out there will. However, a bot using web requests can be just as easy to use, maintain, and high quality, but each programmer has his preferences.
 
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