bot with fake google search on a specific url... exist?

anyone knows if exists a bot which given a specific search on google, ex: "how to cook pasta" goes on a specific url (which I can decide) and simulates human behaviour?

yes but i think they are not here at bhw

Without more information, you can do this with 3 minutes of Python.

Selenium API, use webdriver, but since been heavily abused I'm sure big companies are aware of it once the automated drivers in use.

Either type into Google selenium API or equivalent.

Gants-P said:

Selenium API, use webdriver, but since been heavily abused I'm sure big companies are aware of it once the automated drivers in use.

Either type into Google selenium API or equivalent.

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please tell me more how it works. I found their website but did not get what they can do

tommy_rome said:

please tell me more how it works. I found their website but did not get what they can do

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1 Type into Google: selenium webdriver tutorial and you'll be on your journey, discusses what is is,


Preferably YouTube if you see it.



2 Type into Google: selenium JavaScript tutorial, will walk you through the process.


3 Type in to Google:

How to Avoid Bot Detection with Selenium​

Be advised there's alot of tutorials,(there's different flavours be it JavaScript native, python, ruby ect, personally I'd stick with JavaScript)and to get you started a webdriver is a hook into the browser, simple explanation you can use selenium to open a browser by running the prompt or script, then you source through the developer code of any web looking for hooks, radio buttons ect, type boxes, anything really once you've done that

Selenium would open a browser, hit the button, then run your word, key word or even inject content into the browser with out the need.

#cautionary warning doing this to sites is a form of hacking, selenium falls under web hacking penetration, and scraping data, be sure your committed, selenium will not work well on windows edge, it's capable.


Another example would be opening YouTube, followed by searching for the live comment box, then commenting non stop.



There's alternatives to selenium, you can ask Microsofts bing that runs gpt4 for anything you don't understand, or code you wish to formulate it can help.