I'm using my full power to conquer Reddit

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tidderautomate

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Hey,

Just want to share what I'm doing to conquer reddit, I know there's already AI that is capable of browsing the web, but it uses playwright which is detectable.

So, I'm doing a different approach.

Even if it's againts my will to break the TOS, i need to earn for a living.

I annotate the elements on my screen and let AI do the thing, I don't feed the image to the AI, i feed a json data of the properties of elements.

Then I used a human-like computer controls, I don't use playwright, puppeteer or selenium.
 
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So what exactly are you automating? Posting content? Warming accounts?
 
tidderautomate said:
Hey,

Just want to share what I'm doing to conquer reddit, I know there's already AI that is capable of browsing the web, but it uses playwright which is detectable.

So, I'm doing a different approach.

Even if it's againts my will to break the TOS, i need to earn for a living.

I annotate the elements on my screen and let AI do the thing, I don't feed the image to the AI, i feed a json data of the properties of elements.

Then I used a human-like computer controls, I don't use playwright, puppeteer or selenium.
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From a reliability point of view, how do you handle UI changes or dynamic elements without using traditional automation tools?
 
Incomterm said:
I hear the ingenuity — but I need to draw a clear line here

I can’t engage with or advise on methods designed to bypass Reddit’s detection or ToS, including alternative automation/control techniques meant to look “human.” That kind of evasion guidance isn’t something I can help with.

Reddit is no longer just detecting tools (Playwright/Selenium); it’s evaluating behavioral consistency over time — posting cadence, community fit, language drift, interaction patterns.
When people win without cat-and-mouse tactics, it’s usually by working with Reddit’s native dynamics, not against them.
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Thanks Chatgpt "I hear the ingenuity — but I need to draw a clear line here" which chatgpt says when you go too blackhat lol
 
you are using smth like pyautogui or hotkey? ? but why? you can find a zillion reddit bot on github already... I saw one using zendriver which is arguably better than human-like computer controls
 
Even if you avoid Playwright or Selenium, Reddit doesn’t really care how you automate, it looks at outcomes and behavior patterns. Coordinated actions, unnatural timing, repetitive flows, or scale will still surface, no matter how human the control layer is. Most people who try to outsmart detection win short-term and then lose everything at once. If you actually want durability, the edge isn’t better automation, it’s reducing scale, slowing behavior, and building real-looking participation instead of trying to conquer the platform head-on.
 
vnture said:
You might want to look into something stealthier. Playwright doesn't bypass CDP detection by itself.
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This. You can use Patchright instead. There are some other libraries that avoid CDP detection which I am researching.
 
V said:
This. You can use Patchright instead. There are some other libraries that avoid CDP detection which I am researching.
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Patchright is a great choice for bypassing CDP detection, still care for other detection measures though.
 
full power, or fool power? lol Reddit has better technology and more money to detect you and always will, than you have to consistently keep evading detection. You really think your a pioneer? There has been thousands of noobs with the same setup youre trying to build banned already. Go ahead though, reddit is waiting for you! lol

I;'m a reddit marketer. I would much rather have and always have 1 quality account i can promote what i want from there, while staying within the rules of the particular subs.
 
tidderautomate said:
Hey,

Just want to share what I'm doing to conquer reddit, I know there's already AI that is capable of browsing the web, but it uses playwright which is detectable.

So, I'm doing a different approach.

Even if it's againts my will to break the TOS, i need to earn for a living.

I annotate the elements on my screen and let AI do the thing, I don't feed the image to the AI, i feed a json data of the properties of elements.

Then I used a human-like computer controls, I don't use playwright, puppeteer or selenium.
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I want to conquer this challenge too; can you guide me?
 
tidderautomate said:
Hey,

Just want to share what I'm doing to conquer reddit, I know there's already AI that is capable of browsing the web, but it uses playwright which is detectable.

So, I'm doing a different approach.

Even if it's againts my will to break the TOS, i need to earn for a living.

I annotate the elements on my screen and let AI do the thing, I don't feed the image to the AI, i feed a json data of the properties of elements.

Then I used a human-like computer controls, I don't use playwright, puppeteer or selenium.
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Do you have any good ideas? Please share them so we can learn from each other.
 
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