Aristide
Newbie
- Dec 5, 2010
- 15
- 3
I am a software developer and I write myself my own tools for automation. I am trying to emulate the user as much as possible. Not calling directly the api but using a web browser to navigate the target site, clicking the links, pushing buttons, I am thinking even to make the mouse move linke an human do.
Does somebody do that or is not worth it?
I wrote some simple scripts to automate tweet posting or facebook group invite/scraping with chromedriver.
Have somebody experience of bot detection of chromedriver and/or on virtual machines?
If I run a bot on aws or azure, the ip is identifiable as coming from a server farm; does the majors social network consider this a sign of malicious users?
If I run a bot on a VM on my own computer, is there any way I should aware of, for a website to identify my program as a bot?
Does somebody do that or is not worth it?
I wrote some simple scripts to automate tweet posting or facebook group invite/scraping with chromedriver.
Have somebody experience of bot detection of chromedriver and/or on virtual machines?
If I run a bot on aws or azure, the ip is identifiable as coming from a server farm; does the majors social network consider this a sign of malicious users?
If I run a bot on a VM on my own computer, is there any way I should aware of, for a website to identify my program as a bot?