[GET] The Little Portative Commenter BETA 1
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TechnoBridge
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- Dec 4, 2010
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can i post comment on blogspot with this software? since comment blaster can't do that ... well i will try it anyway, just need confirmation if it should can or not
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VanillaH
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Thanks for waiting!
The Little Portative Commenter BETA 2 is out!
* Added a new module: a Blogs Analyzer. As for now, you can check blogs for their platform, their PR and their OBL; then, the results can be exported by a right-click on the main interface.
* Added an option to save a commenting report as a csv file.
* The mechanism to stop a module has been redesigned.
* An entry can now be copied in the clipboard.
* Corrected a bug where a thread could get stuck forever.
* Erasing data in a main interface is now faster.
* Proxies checker module has been redesigned.
* Entry selection mechanism has been redesigned.
* Added a PAUSE and a CLEAR button in the three modules.
* Corrected a bug with the STOP button in the three modules.
* GUI has been improved.
* Corrected a bug that happened when TLPC was closed.
* Fixed some memory leaks that would decrease TLPC's performance over time.
* Corrected a bug that happened when posting a comment on the b2evolution platform.
Warning: the software is still in BETA version; which means BUGS and INSTABILITY! Be kind and contact me if necessary!
Download:
VirusTotal:
ENJOY!
The Little Portative Commenter BETA 2 is out!
* Added a new module: a Blogs Analyzer. As for now, you can check blogs for their platform, their PR and their OBL; then, the results can be exported by a right-click on the main interface.
* Added an option to save a commenting report as a csv file.
* The mechanism to stop a module has been redesigned.
* An entry can now be copied in the clipboard.
* Corrected a bug where a thread could get stuck forever.
* Erasing data in a main interface is now faster.
* Proxies checker module has been redesigned.
* Entry selection mechanism has been redesigned.
* Added a PAUSE and a CLEAR button in the three modules.
* Corrected a bug with the STOP button in the three modules.
* GUI has been improved.
* Corrected a bug that happened when TLPC was closed.
* Fixed some memory leaks that would decrease TLPC's performance over time.
* Corrected a bug that happened when posting a comment on the b2evolution platform.
Warning: the software is still in BETA version; which means BUGS and INSTABILITY! Be kind and contact me if necessary!
Download:
Code:
http://thelittleportativecommenter.com/download/TLPC.zipVirusTotal:
Code:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=c2047e4f3e244aa742d6223e683f46b288aab5132c82fbd0c156b11e607fd15b-1310702368ENJOY!
timothywcrane
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- Apr 25, 2009
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Simple, and I think that the combination of the three features is a perfect mix. If the ratio of success is good, this is perfect. Too many bells and whistles make software either buggy or slow in updates, as well as making it harder to integrate into automation setups, sometimes simply because of function redundancy.
BTW, I hit thanks
BTW, I hit thanks
This is great. By far the best free commenter I have tried. Just need an equally as good free scraper now
EDiT: It seems to be using a lot of bandwidth though, is this because its grabbing the HTML to tell the platform? If possible can you add an option to turn this off so it just posts?
EDiT2: 6gb to do a 35,000 blast.
EDiT: It seems to be using a lot of bandwidth though, is this because its grabbing the HTML to tell the platform? If possible can you add an option to turn this off so it just posts?
EDiT2: 6gb to do a 35,000 blast.
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VanillaH
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- Dec 23, 2009
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ASCiiDiTY
Actually, all blogs commenters use a lot of bandwidth because they download the whole HTML code -- and sometimes, if the software is cheap, even the images! In TLPC's case, the HTML code is downloaded for two reasons:
1. To get the platform, which is necessary because not all comment forms are constructed the same way.
2. To get special variables like the form ID.
Therefore, the process takes lots of bandwidth. However, I'm working on some complex mechanism to reduce the bandwidth usage; it should be available in BETA 4 or 5.
Actually, all blogs commenters use a lot of bandwidth because they download the whole HTML code -- and sometimes, if the software is cheap, even the images! In TLPC's case, the HTML code is downloaded for two reasons:
1. To get the platform, which is necessary because not all comment forms are constructed the same way.
2. To get special variables like the form ID.
Therefore, the process takes lots of bandwidth. However, I'm working on some complex mechanism to reduce the bandwidth usage; it should be available in BETA 4 or 5.