Interaction command group
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Use this command to make your profile clicks on a specific selector. You need to paste the selector you want to click on. You can use either a CSS Selector or an Xpath to obtain the selector.
To get the selector, follow these steps:
Step 1: Access the website where you want to get the selector and right-click, then select "Inspect."
Step 2: Choose the element you want to click on.
Step 3: Copy the selector or Xpath (depending on your selector preference).
Additionally, you can customize some parameters:
Click rate: The success rate of clicking on the selector.
Random click: Randomly click on the selector.
Wait navigation: Wait for the webpage to finish loading.
Simulate the behavior of typing text into the selector you choose. You need to paste the selector you want to enter the text in and enter the text you want. Typing speed will be randomized between 100ms and 300ms.
You can input text in the following ways:
Type: Manually input text.
Choose from file: Only upload .txt files. You can choose to select text randomly by lines or from top to bottom (Top-down).
You can also choose to:
Random Google keywords: Input random Google keywords from the server.
Random Amazon keywords: Input random keywords from the Amazon website.
Random Etsy keywords: Input random keywords from the Etsy website.
Random eBay keywords: Input random keywords from the eBay website.
Random line of text: Randomly select text by lines.
Scroll up the web page in vertical with a specified number of pixels. You can randomize the pixel value and the number of scrolls or choose fixed parameters:
500 pixels
Number scroll: 1 (scroll 500 pixels once)
Break Time (s): 1 (number of seconds to pause between each scroll).
Scroll down the web page in vertical with a specified number of pixels.
You can randomize the pixel value and the number of scrolls or choose fixed parameters:
500 pixels
Number scroll: 1 (scroll 500 pixels once)
Break Time (s): 1 (number of seconds to pause between each scroll).
You can either upload a JavaScript file or write your own code.
Run in page: Execute commands that can be used in the webpage's DevTools.
Simulate keyboard keypress actions. Supported keys include: Enter, Shift, Control, Alt, Meta, PageUp, PageDown, ArrowLeft, ArrowUp, Escape, Delete, Home, End, Space, CapsLock. You can also add your desired keys.
