In the browser, all these scripts are executed automatically, if you work with the site via the http-client, then you will have to execute these scripts manually.
Create a TXT file with all your proxies - each proxy in new line.
Define a resource in BAS and make it "Lines from file" and
"use each line one time" along with "Only read" setting.
That way each thread will start new browser instance and
use new resource line because its set to use each line only
one time. When all proxies are used one time, script will
finish.
Are you using any proxies or fingerprints? Have you tried
reloading the page or using different proxy/fingerprint?
Have you tried loading in regular browsers - chrome/ffox etc?
Can you send test script that reproduces that error or just
post exact web link/address?
Create a TXT file with all your emails - each email in new line.
Define a resource in BAS and make it ""read lines from file" and
"uee each line one time".
Define number of threads you need in BAS.
Parse resource list to user-password values.
(in your case you dont need to parse it since pass is always same)
Log in to account from browser in BAS.
That way each thread will start new browser instance and
use new resource line because its set to use each line only
one time.
Hello,
I have a project that uses an extension.
And when I send it to the client, how can I specify the location of the extension file without having to manually select its location?
I could have it in the project file, but I don't know how to point to it.
Thanks very much.
I'm not sure if this will work, but you can try using relative links to specify the path to the browser extension.
You can also use a temporary folder, you can specify the location of the temporary folder yourself or offer to specify it to the user.
@Fox Okay, thank you for clarification. Currently facing some problems where the Recaptcha2 window can't be opened by BAS (with the integrated standard Recaptcha module v7.0). But as I also switched the proxy service I assume more thats a issue with the proxies.