Any Way To Simulate Human With Exbrowser

[solidrockguy 1]

I am trying to automate some posting on Craigslist using exbrowser and running into issues with my ads getting ghosted and/or flagged. Is there anything I can do using exbrowser to make my bot look more "normal" so it will pass their sniff test? I am opening a new incognito chrome browser so it is clean when I start it up and only using good clean private proxies.

I am looking for ideas on how to simulate a real human interaction and am familiar with adding random delays.  Is there a way to make the actual mouse move randomly or to click in random locations or something else that might help?  Any ideas are appreciated.

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

are you using type text 2?

using random waits between each action?

using unique images?

do your proxies pass a webrtc check?  https://browserleaks.com/webrtc

are you using chrome or FF?

using a extension to block the leak?

random waits should not be a hard second(1,2,3.)? try milliseconds(.158, .894, .456 etc).

Regards,
Nick

[solidrockguy 1]

 

 

are you using type text 2?

 

Yes

 

 

 

using random waits between each action?    random waits should not be a hard second(1,2,3.)? try milliseconds(.158, .894, .456 etc).

 

 

I am using random but not milliseconds.  How do you do this?

 

 

 

using unique images?

 

Yes and always uploaded from c: not some subfolder

 

 

 

do your proxies pass a webrtc check?  https://browserleaks.com/webrtc

 

I am not sure if they pass or not - here is what the site shows when I go there from within the FF browser opened from launching the incognito exbrowser FF with webrtc disabled.  

 

Does this pass?

 

 

 

using a extension to block the leak?

 

If I have a leak from what shows on the screenshot above what do I need to block?

 

 

are you using chrome or FF?

 

I was originally using chrome but based on talk about webrtc and ip leaks in chrome I switched to FF

 

Any help is really appreciated.  If you have scripts that are already doing this I am willing to pay - I am building this myself because I can't find anything that works consistently enough.

[solidrockguy 1]

first nav wait(#UI_TB_first_nav_wait_MIN, #UI_TB_first_nav_wait_MAX)
stop script
alert($Human Delay(5, 10))
define first nav wait(#MIN, #MAX) {
    wait($Human Delay(#MIN, #MAX))
}
define $Human Delay(#MIN, #MAX) {
    return("{$rand(#MIN, #MAX)}.{$rand(001, 999)}")
}

I found this to add the human delay - from you of course     Thanks.  Any help on the webrtc stuff is appreciated.

[solidrockguy 1]

are you using type text 2?

 

using random waits between each action?

 

using unique images?

 

do your proxies pass a webrtc check?  https://browserleaks.com/webrtc

are you using chrome or FF?

 

using a extension to block the leak?

 

random waits should not be a hard second(1,2,3.)? try milliseconds(.158, .894, .456 etc).

 

Regards,

Nick

 

I think I have turned off webrtc - here is my browserleaks report now:  

 

 

I had made adjustments using Pash's windows automation plugin to add "human" mouse movements and clicks to specific locations instead of using xpath. 

 

I would prefer to use xpath but is it a giveaway to sites like google or craigslist whose sole purpose seems to be defeating bots?