blackmagic96
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I am interested in the post. I am currently using residential IP proxy for a project. I want to talk to you more about some stuff if you have time. Please send me a DM 
[GUIDE] Multi Accounting & Botting
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What solution do you use instead of anti browsers? Yes warming up a profile is an easy method. But post/get is the most fun lol.Everything can be reverse-engineered; you just gotta spend enough time on it and, of course, have the knowledge. I believe Google has enterprise recaptcha running while Gmail registration and other Google services. I've been working on the same lately. Instead of reverse-engineering it, I just took the easy route of warming up the browser profile and slowly interacted with how a real user would. I have utilities that move the cursor realistically, etc. That seems to be enough to bypass enterprise recaptcha. I've been testing my Gmail registration script, and I never encountered any captcha yet. I'll test everything at scale and soon share my results
Yup, I don't like them for the same reason. There are some good ones out there, but they are also quite expensive, and they still have limitations at scale.
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I've done that with outlook. I'll try to RE google next, but for now gotta farm them the ol wayyy cause I'm busy with a few business migrations
Edit: for google I'm using fingerprint switcher right now
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Browser automation studio?
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nope, it's another product by bablosoft. It just takes care of fingerprints. There are framework bindings for the same. Just gotta switch 1 line and it takes care of mostly everything in your existing automation.
I personally don't like this solution as it's only compatible with windows. I'll soon change it with my own patches but for now I'll let it roll on one of my windows VMs
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Feel free to ask them here or create a new thread. BHW has a lot of talented people, and I'm sure not just me, but everyone would contribute something to your questionsI am interested in the post. I am currently using residential IP proxy for a project. I want to talk to you more about some stuff if you have time. Please send me a DM
PedroGonzalo
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Why I couldn't have asked for a better response, I appreciate all the feedback and if I'm successful I'll come back and update you on my journeyYou have chosen one of the most challenging opponents to get started. But it is absolutely possible. I reversed Instagram's API last year, even the registration flow. But now it needs some updating... It's always a cat-and-mouse game unless you have a perfect mobile farm
Nope, to the contrary, Apple devices are more "trusted" than Android devices. Plus, you'd be dealing with much fewer variations of devices, which is easier to manage and keep track of.
If you manage to implement their APIs 1:1 and your actions are similar to humans and not spammy, I don't see any reason why they will find out
Instagram now uses H3, make sure you do the same for your implementation. Lastly, use proxies that support UDP
You're a legend!
panicroom1
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the best guide ever about that TOPIC so thank you alot.
GrowthJson
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Very interesting post thank you so much, I love playwright and botting. Can you tell me witch undetected browser work the best with this library ?(I use python/playwright) what about tls handshake and system fingerprints for massive bots? I run now small projects with 100 bot + and want to scale this up
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You can try Identory; their premium plans allow automation.
I haven't looked into TLS handshake specifically, but I will look into it
They will handle this for you if you use an anti-detect browser.
tplinkster
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really nice post.
wondering if you have answers to some of my questions:
1. How do you solve http3 problem in browsers? i can only get http3 to work by USB tethering, loading browsers via proxies never works. Even with UDP proxies
2. VMs show generic WebGL fingerprints, has this been a problem in your experience?
currently using adspower but seems after 50+ accounts my setup has been detected and banned. highly suspecting the default canva settings which are left original (all browsers show same canva hash but different webgl, seems kinda suspicious)
wondering if you have answers to some of my questions:
1. How do you solve http3 problem in browsers? i can only get http3 to work by USB tethering, loading browsers via proxies never works. Even with UDP proxies
2. VMs show generic WebGL fingerprints, has this been a problem in your experience?
currently using adspower but seems after 50+ accounts my setup has been detected and banned. highly suspecting the default canva settings which are left original (all browsers show same canva hash but different webgl, seems kinda suspicious)
If you don't change your browser (Chrome / Firefox / Safari) - your TLS fingerprint will always be the same - systems like AWS and Google see it perfectly. That's why you either need to change browsers (not through anti-detect browser) or use special software to change TLS + HTTP2 fingerprints.
Amazing information man!
Huge respect!
I wanted to ask if there is a way to farm multiple windows 10/11 devices. I want to simulate some apps that are not available on browser? I have a few outlook accounts that works perfectly fine, I want to use them on windows devices to run some tasks. I have seen that I cannot downlaod these apps on Windows servers.
Huge respect!
I wanted to ask if there is a way to farm multiple windows 10/11 devices. I want to simulate some apps that are not available on browser? I have a few outlook accounts that works perfectly fine, I want to use them on windows devices to run some tasks. I have seen that I cannot downlaod these apps on Windows servers.
Amazing guide! This is a must for everyone who is looking into multi accounting.
Also (correct me if I'm wrong) most anti-detect browsers are not up to date with the latest technologies such as http3, and that's one of the reasons why they are failing nowadays.
Also (correct me if I'm wrong) most anti-detect browsers are not up to date with the latest technologies such as http3, and that's one of the reasons why they are failing nowadays.
sandandkush
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Interesting read. Thanks for sharing!
