aleperno
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8 years ago The throughout explanation
In the example available you should have a TOR running which will be used as a proxy.
A positional parameter has been added to the script, therefore to enable the proxy within the script -p or --proxy should be in the arguments when called.
Selenium webdriver has the options to set proxy settings. To store the settings I used a yaml configuration file (Json-like) which holds both arguments to be passed to the webdriver set_preference method. The config is read, for now only the first entry is used. For every key_value, it calls the method setting the preferences. Then updates them.
Bear in mind:
- Currently only the first entry is used.
- For different proxies, the keys are different. You should refer to webdriver docs.
And more fundamentally, this is NOT a fully featured script, this should serve as a PoC and a ground base for anyone to improve / build upon it.
TL;DR
Have a TOR browser running (which will be used as proxy), then run the script as allways but adding -p or --proxy as argument.
Hello, I was wondering how you could use: https://github.com/chinoogawa/instaBrute/tree/feature/proxy-support