Cookie Robot for reddit warmup?

Hello.

In ADSpower browser i have an option which called " cookie robot " where you can set how often scroll,to earn cookie.
It's okay for warmup or reddit will detect and flag my account or ban?

The Cookie Robot feature is a major red flag. Reddit's anti-spam systems are highly sophisticated and can easily detect such automated, patternized behavior. Using it for warmup will significantly increase your chances of being flagged and banned. Manual, human-like interaction is the only safe method.

The cookie warm up can be good but as the other commenter said, it's best to do this manually.

Thanks for both of us!

Reddit monitors how cookies warm up and immediately blocks accounts where the warm-up is too “template-like”; it is better to do this yourself.

Hey OP,
So here's the deal: anytime you're automating interactions, especially on a platform like Reddit, you're entering risky territory. Reddit's pretty sharp with their detection systems. Sure, cookie robots might help with some warm-up activity, but they won't mimic genuine user behavior perfectly.
Questions you should be asking: How human does this bot act? Does it randomly change its behavior patterns, or is it a predictable cycle that Reddit can spot? What about IP diversity? Are you rotating proxies to avoid detection?
Numbers-wise, how many accounts are you planning to run through this? Reddit's thresholds can vary, and mass warming could backfire if your setup isn't tight. Also, consider the longevity here—what's the long-term game plan once these accounts are warmed up?
Think about the risk-to-reward ratio. It might be a quick way to bank, but consider if losing accounts to bans would set you back even more. Stay smart and keep testing small.

Thank you for both of us!

I completely agree with the concerns about using automated tools like Cookie Robot for warming up Reddit accounts. To add to the discussion, I'd like to ask: has anyone here had success with manually warming up accounts using a combination of different browsers and devices to simulate human-like behavior? It's also worth considering the importance of creating high-quality, engaging content to avoid raising any red flags once the accounts are warmed up. What strategies have you all found to be most effective in creating content that resonates with Reddit's community guidelines and avoids detection?

sznorbi97 said:

Hello.

In ADSpower browser i have an option which called " cookie robot " where you can set how often scroll,to earn cookie.
It's okay for warmup or reddit will detect and flag my account or ban?

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Nah its headless and terrible.

I've made a headful bot with anti detect and proxy layer and human mouse and scroll movement, passes as human, it does much more than that but yeah, a run of the mil bot won't be good since the anti detect providers ask me to make their bots for special campaigns