Tumblr Automation Journey

It's an interesting journey and maybe one day i should think about getting into Tumblr.
You will make good $$ if you keep the work up
 
Interesting journey tumblr is much stricter now especially with automation and no proxies that is likely why accounts get limited quickly better to go slow warm accounts and mix manual actions with automation for better survival and more stable results
 
I think I've found something interesting regarding antibot detection and performance.
Gonna have to put it at test

BTW I have 156 accounts now.

It's an interesting journey and maybe one day i should think about getting into Tumblr.
You will make good $$ if you keep the work up
Interesting journey tumblr is much stricter now especially with automation and no proxies that is likely why accounts get limited quickly better to go slow warm accounts and mix manual actions with automation for better survival and more stable results
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I found some interesting libraries that I wanna try, In Rust & Go & Python... And I'm migrating my TypeScript project to Go Lang.

Which is fun, because I don't know Go... I've just read the basics about how their packaging system work (module / packages / entrypoints / go.mod & .sum), and how to create a basic project structure (cmd / internal / pkg), basic syntax, conventions (lowercase / uppercase), the cli commands (tidy, go get, go run, go build, go install)... This is enough for me to basically understand what I'm doing. Then I'm Instructing Antigravity to build the core of my client and to add database (pgx / golang-migrate / sqlc), which also helps me learn go while directly reading the code.

I'm trying upgrade my approach, based on the previous advices received in this thread about reinventing the wheel, digging deeper, fingerprints, and so on.

I also want to try lower my startup time, and it's impact on my machine, lowering perfomance footprint (reduce RAM / CPU usage), improvements in terms of network, and I'm gonna try to make long running processes / sessions.

Let's see how much I can Bite
Try hard / die trying

The 156 accounts are still alive.
 
Because While your service is legit (you're biased :) and that's fine), and probably solves the problems I say below
Because those antidetect browsers usually comes with a free plan of like... 5 profiles only (I have 109 atm), so with them I would have to pay a monthly subscription of $15 to $20, immediately going on a loss.
Because that would defeat IMO the idea of doing my own research (TLS fingerprinting, TLS Proxies, other kinds of tests, AntiBot detection Reblaze, Cloudflare Turnstile, DataDome, Akamai etc, Scaling, going cloud with Docker containers (infra/devops))
Because I have 0 traffic atm
Because I'm yet evolving my scripts (too much trial and error, that may trigger red flags)

ATM My intent clearly is to start generating some traffic, and use as many profiles as my hardware let me use. Without using Commercial Anti Detect Browsers (like yours). I did a small manual test, and I think that I can. But it'll be churn & burn. And I still need to orchestrate/automate that.

With all that said, Please don't get me wrong, I really appreciate @SmTasker advice on going deeper researching and your insights on having isolated setups / different fingerprintings, I think is a very good advice. So, thank you both.
Totally understandable. Makes sense to validate your own setup first before paying for any tool to manage it. The free plan is also there if you ever want to test it on a smaller scale. Good luck with the tests. Sounds like you’re going deeper than most people here.
 
I've just recreated the account checker in Go, my first go script using Concurrency.

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Totally understandable. Makes sense to validate your own setup first before paying for any tool to manage it. The free plan is also there if you ever want to test it on a smaller scale. Good luck with the tests. Sounds like you’re going deeper than most people here.
I'm glad this was taken well. I think that anyone who's employed, and have some spare money, and don't want to go through all the complexities should/could try a commercial anti browser if they want to try automating/bypassing etc. Basically, because when you try things, you can see how others do things, how things work out there, and there's a chance to learn there.
 
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interesting journey and following this thread seem interesting. If you create these accounts you dont have issue with accounts being banned?
 
interesting journey and following this thread seem interesting. If you create these accounts you dont have issue with accounts being banned?
Ironically, your account shows as banned here...

Tumblr is a bad b_tch...
They can ban hundreds (if not thousand accounts) in one stroke.
They flagged mine when posting with image and link
When I just navigate through tumblr pages with them, that seems safer...
 
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