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Couple more questions:

1) How well can your software scale? Can it handle 2000+ accounts?

2) How do I assign comments to specific videos?

[Reducing the spam rate when posting comments to youtube]

From what I can tell, they are immediately marked as spam, likely by YouTube.

 

In terms of comment uniqueness, these are entire conversations in the comments, no spintax necessary.

[Reducing the spam rate when posting comments to youtube]

Hey guys,

 

I'm currently working on some software to post mass comments across a network of videos in an effort to simulate whole conversations on video comments.

 

The problem I'm currently running across is that ~50% of the comments posted are marked as spam.

 

Here's what I'm doing right now:

 

1) Connect to the proxy

2) Log into youtube

3) Wait 3-10 secs

4) Navigate to the video where the comment will be posted

5) Wait 300-500 seconds to post the comment

6) Post the comment

7) Close the session and clear cookies.

 

The comments themselves are all unique, so I doubt that's the problem.

 

Any suggestions as to what I'm doing wrong?

 

 

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[Applying 'sub pages']

I think for the Dev's sake, call the function "Click In Element"

 

Two inputs:

1. The parent element (chosen by 'element offset' or other)
2. The child element to be clicked.

 

The code then isolates the parent element, looks for the element to click within the parent element, then clicks the element.

 

Another possibility is to modify up the click function in such a way that the element to be clicked has to be within a specific 'parent' element.

[Applying 'sub pages']

Thank you for the clarification UBotDev

 

If I were to capture the html snippet, load that using "Load HTML", and click it. Wouldn't that HTML already be off of the site that I am trying to interact with?

[Applying 'sub pages']

There are a number of websites out there with repeating elements and content.

 

I would like to be able to restrict UBot's browser clicking tools to focus within a specific element, sort of like creating a sub page within which ubot's clicking functions are restricted.

 

 

[Locating a specific comment on YouTube]

I'm assuming the same goes for the other social functions such as:

 

Marking as spam

Unmarking as spam

Voting up / down

[Locating a specific comment on YouTube]

So I'm currently working on a youtube comment rating bot of my own.

 

I'm able to log into youtube and navigate to the video without a problem.

 

What I'm trying to do is scrape the youtube comments and loop through them in order to identify the comment I'm looking for. Then I would go and identify the thumbs up button and click that.

 

Any suggestions as to how I could approach this problem?

 

I am able to uniquely identify a youtube comment based on the 43 character commentID, and match the comment when looping. I'm just not sure how to go about clicking the thumbs up button.

[Saving browser instances?]

Took a small mindset change to understand how it all works.

 

Launching new browsers from within browser functions opens the new tab(s) with persistence. So when those browsers close, UBot reuturns to the 'parent'

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Where do I buy?

[Saving browser instances?]

That's not my question at all.

 

Let me clarify.

 

I basically need UBot to open two browsers.

 

One browser has the instructions for UBot to process

The other browser is the 'working' browser.

 

How do I get UBot to switch between browsers?

The first browser cannot be reloaded while UBot works on the second browser.

[Saving browser instances?]

I'm taking UBot a different direction than most.

 

What I need UBot to do is:

1. Go to a link, save the session of the browser
2. Parse the instructions
3. Execute instructions
4. Go back to the link in step 1, and click a button.

I have built up a server back end to assign tasks to UBot and to verify that UBot has completed those tasks. If I were to revisit the link in step 1, a different set of tasks will be assigned.

 

How do I ensure browser persistence?

[[WTB] YouTube Commenting and Rating Code]

Note: I have already written the other functions. I am stuck trying to accomplish the two problems below.

 

I am willing to pay for code that does the following:

 

Post a comment:

1) Navigate to a specific video variable #URL

2) Post a comment from the variable #Comment

3) Confirm that the comment has been posted.

 

Upvote a comment:

1) Look for a comment with the YouTube CommentID given (Variable: #CommentID)

2) Click the thumbs up button on that specific comment.

 

Budget is $125

 

Am I being reasonable?