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  1. On 5/20/2023 at 10:18 AM, iamddr said:

    As new update said istalled chrome is able to uses extensions and login google account, but one I restart all settings gone, so I want to launch my own chrome profile, anyone knows?

    Unfortunately, there's no clean way to use your main profile without introducing other issues.

    But the settings shouldn't be gone when you restart. You should be able to log into your Google account just once and all your settings should be there. Did you go to Tools > Options, and change the browser to "Installed Chrome"?

  2. Can you tell me more context for what you're trying to do? 

    Google has some pretty strong anti-bot protection when it comes to the login screen. The previous browser didn't load at all. It looks like the they've rigged it so that the only way to login is to manually type into the fields.

    The Windows commands will work, but they can be a bit clunky. 

    If you're automating stuff within your own account, this shouldn't be an issue, because you can just login once and you'll be logged in forever. 

    If that's not the case, then if you give me an idea of what you're doing, I can try to help you find a better way around it.

  3. If I can chime in here, I just want everyone to know what we're working tirelessly on UBot Studio Enterprise. New features are being frequently added as the technology landscape changes and AI becomes more and more important. As with any quickly moving project, bugs spring up, but we've been fixing them as quickly as we're able to, so let us know if anything comes up. 

    We've been really amazed with people's progress using the AI features. People are reporting huge leaps forward in their productivity. ChatGPT is a real game changer.

    And we're just getting started. So stay tuned. With your support, UBot Studio Enterprise keeps getting better and better.

    Keep rocking those bots!

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  4. On 5/14/2023 at 1:59 PM, stever said:

    I'm using the new integrated Chrome browser which seems to have a lot of the bugs ironed out, and it's a huge improvement on the old browser for accessing Google-based sites.

    BUT, when accessing Youtube, I can't get the key functions like {BS}, {DEL} to work - everything gets typed into the text box.

    eg:

    
    
    type text(<aria-label="Add a title that describes your video (type @ to mention a channel)">,"\{DEL\}\{DEL\}","Standard")

    Just types "{DEL}{DEL}" into the text box.

    Am I missing something, or is this a bug?

     

    We'll get this syntax fully implemented in the next release. In the meantime, you can use the unicode representations of the keys. Here's a cheat sheet:

    Enter:  
    Delete:  
    Backspace:  
    Tab:  
    Escape:  
    Arrow Down:  
    Arrow Up:  
    Arrow Left:  
    Arrow Right:  
    Page Down:  
    Page Up:  
    End:  
    Home:  
    Insert:  
     

    To use these, copy and paste the character specifically from here. So for instance "hello" will type "hello" and then backspace once (leaving you with "hell").

    After the old syntax is implemented, these unicode characters will still work, so don't worry about forward compatibility if you play with these.

  5. I'm pleased to inform you that our server is now back up and running.

    The temporary disruption was a necessary step towards our commitment to advancing UBot Studio. We've now returned with an even stronger resolve to bring you a better, faster, and more efficient platform.

    Thank you for your understanding and patience during this transition. Your resilience is a testament to our community's strength.

    Please feel free to resume your work and experience the enhanced performance we've been working on. Our customer service team remains available for any questions or concerns.

    We appreciate your continued support and feedback as we continue to improve UBot Studio.

    Best regards,
    Seth

  6. We're currently experiencing a temporary service disruption due to vital system improvements.

    Our sincere apologies for any inconvenience. This is part of our renewed commitment to advancing UBot Studio at a faster pace.

    Our team is working diligently to restore service swiftly. Rest assured, your data and resources remain safe and secure.

    Thank you for your patience during this transition. Our customer service team is ready to assist with any immediate concerns.

    This disruption is not just about fixing issues, but accelerating our path to a constantly improving UBot Studio. We're confident you'll appreciate the enhanced performance.

    Your feedback fuels our improvements and we look forward to continuing to serve you better every day.

    Best regards,
    Seth

  7. 12 hours ago, oricoun said:

     

     

    This is showing up in my professional licence, it causing ubot crashes. What is the latest version we can use?  THX.

     

    Is crypto upgrade 500 USD/year?

     

    If I dont pay after the first year can I downgrade back to professional ? THX.

     

     

    The latest version shouldn't have any issues with this. Are you using the latest version and still seeing the issues?

    The Enterprise edition is 50/mo or 500/year.

    If the Enterprise subscription lapses, you'll go back to whichever license you had previously, in your case Professional Edition.

    I'll also add - I haven't made any official announcement, but we're about to add ChatGPT and other cutting edge AI tech to Enterprise.

    Hope this helps

  8. Hey guys

    Just wanted to give you all an update.

    I've done a lot of research now and looked at various solutions.

    The problem is that Google started doing this as a safety measure against literally anything that isn't a standard chrome/firefox/edge window, trying to address some vulnerability that they had. This even includes automation frameworks like selenium, which open an actual chrome/firefox/edge window to automate. Google can apparently tell when you're using any form of automation, and responds by blocking the login. This, unfortunately, means there's not much we can do.

    On 11/20/2020 at 8:52 PM, sunny9495 said:

    Try exbrowser

    I'd expect this to be true of exbrowser as well, unless they know something I don't know. Can anyone confirm?

    On 10/20/2020 at 9:10 AM, sunny9495 said:

    Navigate to https://stackoverflow.com/users/login and login with google account. That's it

    I've seen this solution before, and I haven't tried it, but it might be good as a workaround, at least until Google patches it.

    From my end, it's not ideal, since I want people to be able to use UBot Studio the same as they'd use a normal browser (which generally doesn't involve having to hack the google login).

    On 5/31/2020 at 5:56 AM, kaminas said:

    Problem with few my gmail accounts, with one is all working fine. So problem is not with browser, but with account security settings. I put exactly the same settings in other accounts with which works, but unfortunately message same persist. I don't know what to do.

    This is the other interesting piece. It will show the message on some accounts and not others. I read somewhere that it seems to choose according to how many times or from how many devices an account has been logged into. New accounts don't get the message, at least at the time I'm writing this. This is still not a great solution, but something else to consider.

    We still have the Gmail and Google Sheets commands in the Bot Bank. Those might be the closest we can offer for an official solution, until a better solution is found

  9. Wow, you're amazing! I've been working on this for days and was no closer to a solution.

     

    The interesting thing is, UBot Studio is distributed with msvcp. It's possible that we're tied to an older version and the new browser is looking for a new version. I'll have to dig in a little deeper so that I can figure out exactly what's missing in the distribution. 

     

    In the meantime, I'm glad we have a temporary workaround while I fiddle with distribution files. I know this issue has been stressing some people out. Especially me! 

     

     

    FIXED (INSTRUCTIONS WITHIN)

     

    After opening a debugger on the software a bit for myself, and seeing what libraries loaded and where dynamic calls were failing (because the DLLs were missing/incorrect versioned/etc), which I imagine the programmers/developers should've done , and found I was completely wrong on it being on the remote side.

     

    Instead, I found that the problem is that it needs the *32-bit* Microsoft Visual Studio (in particular "MSVCP140.dll", aka MSVC++ runtime library) redistributable libraries (DLLs etc) as apparently uBot is a 32-bit program. I discovered this by just watching what (both uBot Studio.exe and uBot CEF Browser.exe) were trying to load, what functions it was dynamically resolving at runtime, which libraries it couldn't load, etc.

     

    This explains why the fresh installs of Windows wouldn't work with uBot - most people have been using their machines for a while and have installed all manner of software, including most likely a 32-bit binary that distributed the 32-bit MS Viz Studio 2015 DLLs, so it just worked for them. Fresh installs, of course, did not ESPECIALLY on 64-bit installs. uBot developers, for whatever reason, did not distribute this redistributable runtime DLL with their copy. Who knows why.

     

    I confirmed it working as I just got uBot 6.0.3 (and 5.9.57) working on both Windows Server 2012, Windows 7, and Windows 2012 Server R2 Datacenter w/ GUI with this. All three, after testing MSVC++ 2015 redistributable 64-bit on all of them; fail. 32-bit; fine.

     

    TL;DR: Just install the 32-bit MSVC++ 2015 redistributable libraries from Microsoft. The 64-bit versions will not suffice for uBot Studio.

     

     

    To get your uBot working do this:

     

    Go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=52685 and click the red Download button. It will ask you to check the versions you want - 64-bit and 32-bit - go ahead and select both. You may already have the 64-bit, who knows - it won't install over it if the one you have is already current.

     

    Go ahead and run the 32-bit (x86 exe file) and install it. uBot will now work. Install the 64-bit for good measure so you'll have this too if you already don't.

     

    NOTE: If the installers fail, reboot your computer and re-run them. They will be partially installed and will provide an "Uninstall" and "Repair" option. Click Repair. It will install the files it wasn't able to install previously. I found this happened a few times - I just ran the installers for both, waited for them to become unresponsive for a few minutes, hit CANCEL, rebooted, and then clicked REPAIR. All good. (32-bit is the one you want, again; but you will also benefit from the 64-bit for other programs that may need it that maybe didn't come packaged with it) 

     

    And that's it. You can re-install uBot if you wish, but there's no reason to. It'll start working because the binaries have the correct libraries they need.

     

     

    Regards,

     

    Brandon

  10. Hi

     

    This claim is incorrect. We released a big update in mid-November, and we have another currently in beta testing.

     

    We stopped communicating future plans because of too much negative feedback we got when our developers needed longer than expected, or when beta testing ran long. We found it was a lot better to complete a project before letting people know what we're working on. Sorry if our dev cycles run long for your taste, dev is a complicated process and doing it right doesn't happen over night. Personally, I'd be really happy if some of my favorite apps released big updates every 3 months  :)

     

    Why are we paying for updates, when none come for 6 months? There is a multitude of things that need to be fixed, and countless upgrades that are constantly ignored. Why are we made to wait so long for any updates at all? Why is there NO COMMUNICATION OF DIRECTION? Why are questions like mine ignored or worse yet deleted? And why would any business owner adopt such a cowardly way to deal with their customers valid concerns? :angry:

  11. Hey Guys!

     

    Haha yeah, we haven't really used the forum news section in a while. I guess we should either close it or update it! 

     

    As for marketing - we just finished a huge blackhatworld promo! 

     

    Let me assure you, we aren't dying, and we have a lot of things in the works. Sorry to hear that the updates we've done haven't been what you wanted, but understand that we're assessing the needs of all our users, and providing features to add value to the largest section of our user base. We wish we could incorporate every feature request, but ultimately we need to carefully choose what gets added and what doesn't. 

     

    We're listening though! Thanks for your feedback, it definitely gives us some things to think about!

  12. Yes, any stability issues with the new browser are our #1 priority. If you are facing bugs, you feedback could be crucial in getting the issue fixed for everyone. As it is, we have no reproducible bug reports, and thus can only assume that any issues are user/system specific. If you can create a ticket and give us information about specific reproducible bugs, we will fix it as quickly as possible.

     

    Thanks!

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  13. I'll tell you what I love about this. For a lot of people starting out, the big question is "how do I make as much money as I possibly can without really doing anything?" And there's nothing inherently wrong with wanting to make money. What people forget is that all money that flows through the economy has to ultimately be traced back to something of value. It's easy to get caught up in the money making fun of it all and forget that we ultimately need to be providing people with something of real value. Everything the OP mentioned is full of value creation, and I see a lot of success in his future because of that.

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  14. Lol you can't ask that here, as any non positive reply would be deleted

     

    Just so there's no confusion, what zap is referring to is the fact that we moderate our forum, to keep it clear of people who spam, derail, attack others, start flame wars etc. General negativity is certainly discouraged (I mean, in general human discourse), but we don't delete posts just because we disagree with someone. 

  15. I suggest updating to Ubot 5 latest. Use both v4 and 5 on the same machine. The way to code to is a little different in 5 so be aware of that. I found that everything works fine if its coded correctly for 5.

     

    A couple more updates and it will fly :)

     

    and if for anything else to support Seth and the development of Ubot, Its a tough app to build with so many things the user can do to mess things up... I really appreciate his effort.

     

    Peace

     

    Thanks for the support!  B)

     

    To answer the OP's question, UBot Studio 5.5 onward is at least as stable as 4.2, but with a lot of new features. The browser crashing has long since been taken care of (meaning that when the browser crashes it will no longer crash the rest of UBot Studio). I don't know anything about a JSON bug, but if it is still a problem in the new browser engine, simply report it to our bug tracker and we'll get it fixed.

     

    If you're still nervous about upgrading, Edward's suggestion should cover all bases. Keep UBot Studio 4 around in case there are any backward compatibility issues, and start off your new projects right in UBot Studio Stealth.

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  16. I've been programming since I was 8 years old. I've used a bunch of languages, including all the ones you mentioned. I've learned a few hard lessons along. But before I offer any advice, a few questions:

     

    1. Why are your choices limited to those?
    2. What do you plan to do with programming?

    I'd like to make correction to something you said - that java and javascript are similar. From a distance, they look similar, but they're actually extremely different. I could go through the specific differences, but in short, writing java code will take you several times longer than writing javascript, and javascript will make you a lot more employable. Anything you can to with java, you can do with javascript (with some performance variation) but the inverse is not true.

     

    People have a lot of strong opinions on which language is the "right" one. And as much as I want to say they're all equal, they just aren't. I recently read of a study showed python programmers being 10 times for productive than java programmers. That productivity comes with some minor costs in terms of performance, but with modern computers, that's not really an issue. But think about what that means. If you're working on a program that takes you 10 days in python, it would take you just over 3 months in java. If a program took you 1 year in python, it would take 10 years in java.

     

    tl;dr - If you have to choose from your list, I recommend c# or javascript. If you can choose any language, I would strongly advise ruby or python over any of the languages you mentioned. It also depends greatly on what you  plan to do with it.

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  17. If juicehunter is talking about what I think he's talking about (and yes we can read what he's saying), then what he intends to do is not only against TOS, it's also illegal. The issue is that uscript and vb.net are disparate languages, and the only way to make them compatible would be to manipulate UBot and repackage it as your own. 

     

    But I'll do you one better. In the upcoming release of UBot Studio Developer Edition, you can compile bots into command line only tools. That means that you can run a uBot as a hidden process, allowing you to seamlessly integrate it into vb.net or any other windows language.

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