Interesting - I bet if you remove the clearInterval when the button is not found it will work. Kinda wasteful but this will mean the interval just runs, tries to find button, and if not it just waits to do it again.
this is cool, but at this point you might as well just get the network request for it, it's just a simple POST you can then just spam requests to this endpoint on a rotating proxy, since he does ratelimit clicks :)
Yeah could do this for sure but I liked the idea of doing in browser cause then anyone can easily do it (even if not that technical). Also I think the network requests are rate limited server-side with 429 error code so p sure that would get blocked too. Ofc we could do some botnet tomfoolery to get around what's probably a simple ip-based rate limiter but that's for another post I suppose
@HAMYLABS yeah ofc there is a ratelimit but that's true whether you spam click the button or spam requests (the button click is just firing that request indirectly)
I tried this it worked on static and not on popup dynamic buttons. Is there a way it can work on them too?
Interesting - I bet if you remove the clearInterval when the button is not found it will work. Kinda wasteful but this will mean the interval just runs, tries to find button, and if not it just waits to do it again.
this is cool, but at this point you might as well just get the network request for it, it's just a simple POST
you can then just spam requests to this endpoint on a rotating proxy, since he does ratelimit clicks :)
Yeah could do this for sure but I liked the idea of doing in browser cause then anyone can easily do it (even if not that technical).
Also I think the network requests are rate limited server-side with 429 error code so p sure that would get blocked too.
Ofc we could do some botnet tomfoolery to get around what's probably a simple ip-based rate limiter but that's for another post I suppose
@HAMYLABS yeah ofc there is a ratelimit but that's true whether you spam click the button or spam requests (the button click is just firing that request indirectly)