Sorry, are you able to do Reverse engineering?me? If yes, sure, hit me up.
Sorry, are you able to do Reverse engineering?me? If yes, sure, hit me up.
There are so many event calls, which for me is difficult to replicate them all with Python requests. I can post and comment using python requests, but my accounts still get banned. I think it might be because they don’t have any scroll history (no bananas ). Not sure how to emulate scrolling with python requests, though.Reverse engineer all network calls to the Reddit server that are made from the browser, then mimic them without the browser. I know it may sound difficult, but if you want to succeed in any environment, you must be willing to do what the majority does not do and ensure that what you do is not easily copied by that majority.
My bot is not headless, it mimics human behavior while browsing Reddit and is memory-hungry.Sorry, are you able to do Reverse engineering?
I found more documentation, they say that reverse engineering is not even good for warming.There are so many event calls, which for me is difficult to replicate them all with Python requests. I can post and comment using python requests, but my accounts still get banned. I think it might be because they don’t have any scroll history (no bananas ). Not sure how to emulate scrolling with python requests, though.
You are absolutely right, that's why my strategy is to buy accounts with comment karma to avoid wasting too much money.Isssue is lack of dynamicness plus data costs. You’re looking at a major barrier for scalability and that’s assuming you have a good monetization strategy.