Anti-detect Browser Automation Coding, HELP???

Its not simple... Something that takes hours isnt simple.
With simple = pressing like button lol .. :p the same thing you are saying it takes hours so it is not simple = scripting takes hours so is not simple either. so to say "For a simple Twitter auto liker? Sheeeshhhhhh" makes no sense since scripting takes hours = not simple. :p goodluck buddy :D i'm on the same road as you going to learn puppeteer to code for dolphin anty using for instagram bot ;) :D
 
With simple = pressing like button lol .. :p the same thing you are saying it takes hours so it is not simple = scripting takes hours so is not simple either. so to say "For a simple Twitter auto liker? Sheeeshhhhhh" makes no sense since scripting takes hours = not simple. :p goodluck buddy :D i'm on the same road as you going to learn puppeteer to code for dolphin anty using for instagram bot ;) :D

I messaged so many people on fiverr... No one knows how to do it.
 
It's not a simple task, you need to write the backend, store your user session, the login process, then only you write the actions for any given platform. Unless you just need to run 1 account.

For me, I'm using python and puppeteer. It's almost impossible to spoof canvas finger-printing atm, or at least no one has shared the method yet. But the good news is, canvas fingerprint is only one of the metrics they use for bot detection. You need good IP, good behavior and staying out of suspicious activities.

Here I scraped users from a viral post and when I analyze their number of followings, the outliers are quite obvious around 5000+ followings. So just be smart staying under the radar. There's no perfect way to go about it if you can blend with the mass, that's the best anti detect way. It's a good idea if you can build an AI to auto-tune your bot behavior based on the trending mass behavior too.
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It's not a simple task, you need to write the backend, store your user session, the login process, then only you write the actions for any given platform. Unless you just need to run 1 account.

For me, I'm using python and puppeteer. It's almost impossible to spoof canvas finger-printing atm, or at least no one has shared the method yet. But the good news is, canvas fingerprint is only one of the metrics they use for bot detection. You need good IP, good behavior and staying out of suspicious activities.

Here I scraped users from a viral post and when I analyze their number of followings, the outliers are quite obvious around 5000+ followings. So just be smart staying under the radar. There's no perfect way to go about it if you can blend with the mass, that's the best anti detect way. It's a good idea if you can build an AI to auto-tune your bot behavior based on the trending mass behavior too.
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What do you mean by canvas finger printing? I want to run a bot on a antidetect browser that uses finger prints for each account which will be different.

Also what is considered good behavior and suspicious activity?

Can you help me understand what the chart you posted is saying? I dont get it.
Thanks so much
 
What do you mean by canvas finger printing? I want to run a bot on a antidetect browser that uses finger prints for each account which will be different.

Also what is considered good behavior and suspicious activity?

Can you help me understand what the chart you posted is saying? I dont get it.
Thanks so much
Man, you need to use the search function on the forum, if you don't know what Canvas is, you need to learn a LOT more before you even start botting. It took me around a year to learn how to do this properly and I'm still learning.
Start with something simple, like Pulover's Macro Creator or iMacros. Make multiple Firefox profiles. Keep it simple. Read up on RPA, go to creep.js and look at all the feature detection anti-bot measures. Read up on human mouse movement and humanized type.
 
It's not a simple task, you need to write the backend, store your user session, the login process, then only you write the actions for any given platform. Unless you just need to run 1 account.

For me, I'm using python and puppeteer. It's almost impossible to spoof canvas finger-printing atm, or at least no one has shared the method yet. But the good news is, canvas fingerprint is only one of the metrics they use for bot detection. You need good IP, good behavior and staying out of suspicious activities.

Here I scraped users from a viral post and when I analyze their number of followings, the outliers are quite obvious around 5000+ followings. So just be smart staying under the radar. There's no perfect way to go about it if you can blend with the mass, that's the best anti detect way. It's a good idea if you can build an AI to auto-tune your bot behavior based on the trending mass behavior too.
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This is so underrated. Best way to prevent bots being banned is to make them as similar to behavioural profiles of real users. I've just been doing it intuitively, it seems you're calculating actual statistics? Awesome, love it.
 
It's a good idea if you can build an AI to auto-tune your bot behavior based on the trending mass behavior too.
yep, abnormal activity seems to be the direction antibot systems are all heading in
 
Man, you need to use the search function on the forum, if you don't know what Canvas is, you need to learn a LOT more before you even start botting. It took me around a year to learn how to do this properly and I'm still learning.
Start with something simple, like Pulover's Macro Creator or iMacros. Make multiple Firefox profiles. Keep it simple. Read up on RPA, go to creep.js and look at all the feature detection anti-bot measures. Read up on human mouse movement and humanized type.
I dont want to learn... lol

I dont have the time. I'm not trying to become pro coder... I just need a script for auto following and auto liking...

Thats all I need.

Everyone is telling me to learn so I can code it myself.

I dont know where to start even if I wanted to learn. Seems counter productive to spend a year or more learning it. To then code a simple bot. That someone can code im assuming in a few hours.

Im willing to pay.
 
It's not a simple task, you need to write the backend, store your user session, the login process, then only you write the actions for any given platform. Unless you just need to run 1 account.

For me, I'm using python and puppeteer. It's almost impossible to spoof canvas finger-printing atm, or at least no one has shared the method yet. But the good news is, canvas fingerprint is only one of the metrics they use for bot detection. You need good IP, good behavior and staying out of suspicious activities.

Here I scraped users from a viral post and when I analyze their number of followings, the outliers are quite obvious around 5000+ followings. So just be smart staying under the radar. There's no perfect way to go about it if you can blend with the mass, that's the best anti detect way. It's a good idea if you can build an AI to auto-tune your bot behavior based on the trending mass behavior too.
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So does this chart mean, your botted accounts should have 5000 or more followers?

That looks suspicious> Its probably best to have less than 1000 followers on your botted accounts?
 
That someone can code im assuming in a few hours.
its more than just a few hours. If you're running 100+ bots you need to set up an account management database, a number of functions to periodically check if accounts are still active (ban checks), you need write functions to warm up all those accounts, to have history logs, error logs etc.
 
Im willing to pay.
The other thing about bots is anyone who makes bots that works will not want to sell their source code. They'll sell their bot actions as a service instead. You won't have much luck trying to buy someone's source code, if their bot is well-made.
 
The other thing about bots is anyone who makes bots that works will not want to sell their source code. They'll sell their bot actions as a service instead. You won't have much luck trying to buy someone's source code, if their bot is well-made.
So the best option is to learn how to code and make my own source code?

Man I guess ill just stick to twitterdub. Overall its a good bot. I just wish I could try to automate a antidetect browser.

So if I want to learn how to code, where should I start? What should I google?

Puppeteer JS automation Coding?
 
So the best option is to learn how to code and make my own source code?

Man I guess ill just stick to twitterdub. Overall its a good bot. I just wish I could try to automate a antidetect browser.

So if I want to learn how to code, where should I start? What should I google?

Puppeteer JS automation Coding?
Twitterdub is pretty good. I've used it myself for some tasks before learning how to automate it myself.

I don't use puppeteer. There are multiple frameworks, you have to try them all out and see which one works for you and suits your programming style. Puppeteer (with necessary addons), Pypeteer *for python, Selenium (with the necessary patches to make it undetectable), AutoIT+WebDriver, AutoHotkey+ChromeDriver etc etc there's probably more, these are just the ones I've tried.

Start with something really simple, single thread, automate 10 accounts, each of them being a browser profile you've set up manually and checked on creepJS.
Over time, you can start looking at concurrency etc.

Use the search function and spend a few days taking notes. There are no shortcuts to this - - you're talking about hoodwinking some of the largest websites on the internet, you won't find a simple TL;DR solution.
 
Just buy yourself a Zennoposter license and make a project in drag&drop, or even easier subscribe to Phantombuster, there's ready made solution, no need to reinvent a wheel, on zennolab forum you will also probably find someone sharing that exact project for couple of dollars (still need zennoposter for that)
 
Just buy yourself a Zennoposter license and make a project in drag&drop, or even easier subscribe to Phantombuster, there's ready made solution, no need to reinvent a wheel, on zennolab forum you will also probably find someone sharing that exact project for couple of dollars (still need zennoposter for that)
Arent those just bots you can buy? They are just twitterdubs competition? Im not trying to reinvent the wheels...

My main goal is to use anti-detect browsers that have hundreds of different fingerprints you can setup.

It makes your accounts almost impossible to link when they are ran on different proxies...


Thats why im trying to figure this out, or else I would just stick to twitterdub.

I like twitterdub, but its the fingerprints I wish I could change on my accounts.
 
Just buy yourself a Zennoposter license and make a project in drag&drop, or even easier subscribe to Phantombuster, there's ready made solution, no need to reinvent a wheel, on zennolab forum you will also probably find someone sharing that exact project for couple of dollars (still need zennoposter for that)
Checked those out okay so you make your own bot essentially.

I dont use windows so zenno is a no go. Phantomblaster seems interesting, but can I put that into a antidetect browser?
 
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