AlbertWeskey
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- Aug 10, 2022
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So I've been getting my hands dirty and getting into botting.
Was using a Python, Selenium, Undetected Chrome Driver stack all running through Brave (newb shit I know).
Now all of a sudden Reddit won't let me log in through my scripts.
Dev tools shows "Uncaught (in promise) Error: User is required in v2 events" when clicking the login button with selenium
This had led me to believe they've served an update to detect the undetected_chromedriver.v2 python package I was using. To my knowledge this package boots up one up multiple edited chrome driver executables named something like 45234523452345_Chromedriver stored in an obscure location on my PC.
I'm really not experienced enough to even begin to understand how it's being detected or how they even made it undetected in the first place.
I digress, anyway I was wondering if anyone was able to point me into the direction of a better stack. I know there's a few threads on here talking about this but they seem pretty old and those methods could potentially be patched too.
Don't need my hand held but I'm sure there's plenty of people here whom know why Python and Selenium is such a bad idea and why something else may be better?
It's like I almost need something seperate from the browser like AHK but different in that it can effectively read and click elements based on page source. A way to have stored separate profiles with unique fingerprints would be awesome too because previously my script was just logging in on a fresh print everytime.
Was using a Python, Selenium, Undetected Chrome Driver stack all running through Brave (newb shit I know).
Now all of a sudden Reddit won't let me log in through my scripts.
Dev tools shows "Uncaught (in promise) Error: User is required in v2 events" when clicking the login button with selenium
This had led me to believe they've served an update to detect the undetected_chromedriver.v2 python package I was using. To my knowledge this package boots up one up multiple edited chrome driver executables named something like 45234523452345_Chromedriver stored in an obscure location on my PC.
I'm really not experienced enough to even begin to understand how it's being detected or how they even made it undetected in the first place.
I digress, anyway I was wondering if anyone was able to point me into the direction of a better stack. I know there's a few threads on here talking about this but they seem pretty old and those methods could potentially be patched too.
Don't need my hand held but I'm sure there's plenty of people here whom know why Python and Selenium is such a bad idea and why something else may be better?
It's like I almost need something seperate from the browser like AHK but different in that it can effectively read and click elements based on page source. A way to have stored separate profiles with unique fingerprints would be awesome too because previously my script was just logging in on a fresh print everytime.
