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  • T

    Using External V3 token

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  • O

    Is there a way to display the IP of the proxy you are currently using in the log?

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    For those who needs this later, you can set up http proxy and send a simple get request to https://api.ipify.org , it will give you the ip adress in plain text, no need to parse the json.
    One of many simple and easy ways to do it.

  • T

    After setting HTTP proxy, do modules that use HTTP requests use proxy?

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    If you set http client proxy, all http requests will use that proxy.

    If you use custom http client module, I guess you need to set up
    proxy over that custom (extended) http client module.

    You can conduct a simple test and determine how those 2 modules
    interact, or if they ignore each other.

    Maybe you should ask your question to author of custom module,
    under respective custom module thread, if you are too lazyto test
    it yourself.

  • K

    Using BAS Api with node

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    @kyle17834 said in Using BAS Api with node:

    Hello there I'm trying to run BAS api or BAS functions in node and no matter what I try I get an error

    I love to get your help :D

    Using the code bellow

    await BAS_API("load('google.com')!");

    or

    await BAS_API("load(\"http://google.com\")!");

    I get the this Error

    F:\bablosoft\BrowserAutomationStudio\apps\22.7.1\embedded\f1064e45.948MdPTikzsT\distr\lib\custom\wl3hbvfvocs.js:46 await BAS_API("load(\"http://google.com\")!"); ^^^^^^^ SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier at createScript (vm.js:80:10) at Object.runInThisContext (vm.js:139:10) at Module._compile (module.js:588:28) at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:635:10) at Module.load (module.js:545:32) at tryModuleLoad (module.js:508:12) at Function.Module._load (module.js:500:3) at Module.require (module.js:568:17) at require (internal/module.js:11:18) at F:\bablosoft\BrowserAutomationStudio\apps\22.7.1\embedded\f1064e45.948MdPTikzsT\distr\lib\internal\custom.js:11:38

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  • J

    BAS use a malformed User-Agent

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    This a non-evolving way of thinking, the subject of the discussion is oriented on the fact that BAS is an automation tool which should accurately replicate the characteristics of a real browser, we simply observe that one of the functions of BAS (user -agent) does not react as it should, it doesn't matter if f.vision gives a fake also with real Chrome, the fact that we have different results on all other browsers shows that something is not working as it should be, it is undeniable

    in a large scale production environment, having the ability to only one kind of user-agent is simply impossible.

    You can do a test with our dear friend google with Recaptcha API (recaptcha__en.js), which unfortunately gives a poor score to BAS whit any user-agent other than edge :

    https://recaptcha-demo.appspot.com/recaptcha-v3-request-scores.php

    Whit a real browser whit get 0.7

    Whit base wee get 0.1:

    alt text

    This low score surely does not come only because of a possible (or not...) problem of user-agent whit BAS, but it is certainly part of it ...

    the same test with BAS and an EDGE User-Agent we get a better score, 0.3 .... :

    alt text

    f.vision is therefore not false, only the User-Agent of edge which are not detect whit BAS for the moment ...

    thank you