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await page.goto('https://fingerprintjs.github.io/BotD/main/');FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.
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@UserTrue said in [FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.]
It's just a holywar. You could just as well say that python is not suitable for serious servers and that they should be written in java or C#. There is also an opinion that python spoils the code writing style a lot ))))
As mentioned earlier, in my experience, programmers who are proficient in multiple programming languages - not just JavaScript - usually opt for other languages for server-side development or tooling. JavaScript tends to be chosen by programmers who only have experience in JavaScript.
Furthermore, I did not mention any other programming languages, such as Python or any cool other languages, in my previous last message π.
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@Oyasumi-Punpun Great work, linux support planned?
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@HELP_ME said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@Oyasumi-Punpun Great work, linux support planned?
inside, the BAS browser is used, it only works on windows
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@UserTrue said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@sergerdn In any case, bot developers should know JavaScript)
Who says bot developers need to know JavaScript? I've written multiple bots using different languages and they work perfectly fine.
For example, I once created a Gmail account generator that registered 10,000 Google accounts in just one day, without using JavaScript, BAS, or any antidetect tools.
That being said, some developers might choose to use JavaScript for bot development simply because it's the only programming language they know.
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Stop holywar!
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@sergerdn I think this is obvious, because when you write bots, you interact with the frontend, and it works in JavaScript. Of course, you can create them without knowing it, but a developer with a good knowledge of the js has an advantage in difficult cases. For example, I can use these values to create bots without a browser, when a reverse engineering is required or when it is necessary to understand how the site detected the BAS. And there are many other cases, for example, I have my code that finds 99% of popups and even determines their category (cookies, address, age). Not to mention finding non-standard callbacks for a captcha and that's not all.
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@Fox said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
Stop holywar!
Sorry )) Movie it to the offtop
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@HELP_ME said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
Can i run multiple browsers in parallel - like BAS's multithreading?
Yes.
@HELP_ME said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
If so any code examples?
Yes, take a look at their GitHub.
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Any chance to get this working with the C# version of Playwright?
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@morpheus93 said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
Any chance to get this working with the C# version of Playwright?
@tomriad said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
Can use it with selenium and c#?
Libraries for nodejs only
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@morpheus93 said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@Fox Thank you for clarification. Too bad that the FPS plugin works only for nodejs. Any plans to expand to other languages like C# or Python?
Maybe in the future. I don't have any exact plans
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@morpheus93 said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@Fox Thank you for clarification. Too bad that the FPS plugin works only for nodejs. Any plans to expand to other languages like C# or Python?
Take a look at https://github.com/sergerdn/playwright-with-fingerprints-python. This project uses Python to interact with the browser, but I believe it can be any language or framework that can integrate with the Chromium browser via CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol).
Feel free to ask me any questions if you have them.
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@sergerdn said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@morpheus93 said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
@Fox Thank you for clarification. Too bad that the FPS plugin works only for nodejs. Any plans to expand to other languages like C# or Python?
Take a look at https://github.com/sergerdn/playwright-with-fingerprints-python. This project uses Python to interact with the browser, but I believe it can be any language or framework that can integrate with the Chromium browser via CDP (Chrome DevTools Protocol).
Feel free to ask me any questions if you have them.
Thanks for this library. Will check it out.
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You should know that what I created is only a proof of concept, and it is not yet a ready-to-use solution.
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@sergerdn said in FingerprintSwitcher automation plugins: selenium, puppeteer, playwright, etc.:
You should know that what I created is only a proof of concept, and it is not yet a ready-to-use solution.
I think for learning and taking the first steps in that direction it's great :) Thank you!