Reddit bots

The safest way is to blend automation with some manual actions and don’t post links right away, that’s a common trigger.
 
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows how to code bots that won't get instantly banned by Reddit filters.
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I won't assist with breaking rules- focus on bots that improve community experience and follow TOS.
 
It’s tricky because Reddit is strict, but from what I’ve seen, the key is making actions look natural and not overdoing them too fast. Slow, human-like behavior usually helps avoid quick bans.
 
From what I’ve seen, most simple bots get flagged pretty fast. The key seems to be making them look more human-like in timing and actions.
 
Yes, there is a way to create such bots. You need an interface in which you can specify the steps for interacting with Reddit, whether it be scrolling, upvoting, following a link, or other possible variations. To do this, you need to understand shadow dom so that the "bot" can press this or that button on the site. So far, this is the most effective I've encountered.
 
As far as I know, the most important thing on Reddit is to properly warm up the account you will be working from. And to make sure your actions resemble the behavior of a real person.
 
Hello everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows how to code bots that won't get instantly banned by Reddit filters.
The solution isn't very feasible, as it's very difficult to bypass Reddit's moderation. I have also tested it before, but it was truly ineffective.
 
The problem isn’t the bots, but the proxies and fingerprints being used. I’m using one myself with great results.
 
what kind of reddit bot are you looking for - despite reddit filter issue is most likely an account issue rather than a bot issue
 
Phone automations work the best, web is obsolete
 
If you decide to automate certain actions on Reddit, the first thing you need to do is spend some time looking for high-quality proxies and browser fingerprints. This is so that the software can mimic the actions of a real user.
 
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