How to run multiple scripts with trafficbot

Guys,

i need a little assistance, i know there are a million cries for help regarding traffic bots so im throwing myself at your mercy.

I have supreme traffic bot, and obviously i can make a file of urls and send the bot there and it does it thing but it looks bot like.

So......... i made a script, visit google type blah blah blah , click thru, click link etc - added a few delays etc and it looks pretty human. So i hit TEST and the test goes well everything i want to happen, happens.

My question is when i use the first method and send to only various urls i can use myproxies and choose the amount of threads delays and visits, but with the script can i only do it 1 thread at a time??????

iv watched the tutorials and none the wiser!!!!!!

If anyone knows what i'm talking kindly kick me in the right direction.

if this is possible to run multiple threads then can i run multiple scripts?

Someone save me from throwing my laptop out the window in sheer frustration i beg you!!

Many thanks in advance

TheRealSearOne

which traffic bot are you using?

I am not quite sure why you should not be able to use your script behind anykind of proxy?
So I guess:
1. your Script is based on recording behavior on chrome or Firefox and so you would need different browsers with different proxy at the same time controlled by your script.

Solutions:
a) use headless browser function from google chrome bind on execution to one proxy and use (depend on hardware) 10-20 at the same time.

b) Record the request / header variables etc. from your Script and repeat exactly the same steps (http requests maybe with different random timing) behind the proxies

2. Don‘t forget to change different kind of request header parameters. Otherwise your traffic will still look like a bot. (Agent, Version, Resolution, Buildnumber,...)

Best luck
Mf

stoneheart said:

which traffic bot are you using?

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supreme traffic bot

Marcel Freiberg said:

I am not quite sure why you should not be able to use your script behind anykind of proxy?
So I guess:
1. your Script is based on recording behavior on chrome or Firefox and so you would need different browsers with different proxy at the same time controlled by your script.

Solutions:
a) use headless browser function from google chrome bind on execution to one proxy and use (depend on hardware) 10-20 at the same time.

b) Record the request / header variables etc. from your Script and repeat exactly the same steps (http requests maybe with different random timing) behind the proxies

2. Don‘t forget to change different kind of request header parameters. Otherwise your traffic will still look like a bot. (Agent, Version, Resolution, Buildnumber,...)

Best luck
Mf

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my friend thank you for your reply however i think i should make myself clearer, i apologise, i am using supreme traffic bot. the methods u mentioned are perhaps for something more advanced. i apprexiate the effort though! really!

From the web site of the bot you can‘t get any useful information concerning the configuration of individual scripts. The video of at the end of the page show most of the configuration for muti-task or proxies. Guess you have to decide what you will need. A traffic bot which focus on open one site (supreme even supports random user agents) or a browser automation for contextual traffic (browser history, input fields filled, simulated read-time and scrolling,...).

Marcel Freiberg said:

From the web site of the bot you can‘t get any useful information concerning the configuration of individual scripts. The video of at the end of the page show most of the configuration for muti-task or proxies. Guess you have to decide what you will need. A traffic bot which focus on open one site (supreme even supports random user agents) or a browser automation for contextual traffic (browser history, input fields filled, simulated read-time and scrolling,...).

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il just have to keep lookin, thanks man

does it still work?
I wanna buy one , any idea?