Thank you for your purchase, For importing cookies first you need to get the cookies:

- Open chrome webstore and search for “EditThisCookie” - install that extension in your browser - go to your desired URL > click on the “Cookie” icon of the extension > Click “Export”, a json file will be copied to clipboard.

In Nova Traffic: - go to “Cookies” tab > Click “Modify” next your desired URL > paste in the cookie - Go to “Configurations” tab > under “Security” section > enable the “enable Cookies”.

Note: make sure the cookie you copied is of the same URL you entered in Nova Traffic

I start hit bot and the browser opens and it comes like this https://hizliresim.com/ak924rm

Captcha appears due to the proxies. Use authentic proxies and everything will be fine.

but i bought it

The proxies you buy, mostly are shared proxies. A shared proxy is a proxy that shared to more than one person. Meaning if you are using a proxy, that proxy is already used by a lot of people and Google already detects it as suspicious ip and then you see a captcha.

Hello there,

The issue you are describing is related to the proxies. When you use shared proxies (the same proxy is used by many users), the proxy is already marked as suspicious and then you mostly see the captcha when visiting Google Search Engine. The solution to that is you should use Dedicated Residential proxies (as i have tested), you’ll not see any captcha because Dedicated proxies are only provided to you and are the safest but costly.

If you are looking for something cheaper but a mix of safe and suspicious proxies then checkout Ip2world (a proxy provider). you’ll still see captcha on some of their proxies but one of my client uses it with my software

Thanks

I’m using an expensive mobile proxy. When I test the proxy I’m using in my browser outside of the app, I can search directly on Google without any problems. However, when I use the same proxy in the app, a verification screen appears. If I only try it through Camoufox, I can search on Google. However, the hits generated by searching through Camoufox and entering the site do not appear as organic hits. They appear as direct entries. The problem is not proxy-related, but application-related. Google is flagging the application as spam. Please resolve this.

Additionally, the Chrome extension https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/buster-captcha-solver-for/mpbjkejclgfgadiemmefgebjfooflfhl makes it easy to pass the verification step. If you integrate this into the program, it can work much more smoothly.

Hmmm. If your proxies are authentic and you are still facing the issue then try changing the webrtc setting by going to “Configuration” tab and under “Security” section, look for “Configure WebRTC” and change it to “Fake”. Use it with Chromium or Firefox and then see if the issue resolves or not.

Because WebRTC leaks your real IP and by doing the above setting, your IP will never leak.

Please the configure the WebRTC as I described and if the issue is still not resolved then I shall add extensions support in my software in the upcoming update (in a few days) and you can install any extensions in it.

I would be happy if you provide your honest feedback on my item, it would really give me motivation to keep providing amazing updates.

Thanks

As you said, I selected Web RTC: Fake, but the problem persists. Additionally, I tested Web RTC and my public IP address appears to be leaking. It would be great if you could resolve this issue, then it probably won’t appear in verification either. Additionally, it would be great if you could add search engines like Yandex and Bing, as well as social network links.

If your IP is still leaking, you can disable WebRTC entirely and For this upcoming update, I’ll be adding the extensions feature for you. I’ll add more search engines in later updates.

I disabled WebRTC, but the robot verification field still appears. Is there another solution for this?

Ok then I shall be working on the Extensions feature so you can add your desired extensions that make the software more secure. Meanwhile you can use Camoufox (it is in Beta and may have bugs)

I’m using Camoufox, but even though I search on Google and enter the site from Google, the statistics don’t show that I came from Google. It shows as if I entered the site directly. This does nothing but eat up unnecessary proxy quota. There may be a bug there too. The extension doesn’t have an auto-switch feature, but it switches automatically after waiting a certain amount of time and clicking a specific button. If you set up Selenium or whatever software you’re using to click that button, it will probably skip the verification step. Test it again to be sure The Buster: Captcha Solver for Humans extension generally works well, but there might be alternatives.

Well that’s strange because it searches on Google and ‘clicks’ your search result so the traffic should be valid Organic but I will still try my best to make it more robust.

For extensions, the update I am going to give is that you can import your desired extensions in it. So you’ll be able to use any captcha solver you like

Hello, When will the update be?

Hello there,

Yes you need proxies to work safely. Proxies hide your IP and you can provide traffic from different regions.

Can you recommend a good server and how many proxy addresses do I need to buy?

Please share me the error details and send me screenshot if possible on my support email. I’ll assist you further

Can you add a function so that it first searches the keyword and then clicks on the website?

It already has that function. Here is how you can achieve that.

-> In the “Dashboard” tab, Enter your URL and click “Keywords”, now enter your desired keywords and click “Add” to insert the URL.

-> Go to “Configuration” tab

-> Look for “Traffic Source” -> Click on the dropdown menu and Select “Organic”.

Now the software will first search your keyword and then will click on your website.

Make sure to use authentic proxies or you’ll see the captcha otherwise.

Thanks

If I want to get someone to click somewhere, how should I do it?

If I want to get someone to click somewhere, how should I do it?