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This Python script automates the process of sending requests to a website using a list of proxies. It can be used to simulate views on a video or any other URL by cycling through various proxies and sending requests.

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Automate-Sending-Requests-to-a-Website-Using-Python

This Python script automates the process of sending requests to a website using a list of proxies. It can be used to simulate views on a video or any other URL by cycling through various proxies and sending requests.

Features

  • Loads proxies from a file (proxies.txt)
  • Sends requests to a specified video URL using different proxies
  • Displays the status and response time for each request
  • Utilizes random session durations for more realistic behavior
  • Handles different types of proxies (http, https, socks4, socks5)

Requirements

Python 3.x

pip install requests colorama

Usage

  1. Prepare Your Proxies

You can use this other script to get the proxies required for this project: /Cr0mb/Proxy-Scraper

  1. Change the URL

Change the URL to whatever site you want to send the requests to.

Notes

This script is for educational purposes only. Misuse of this script, such as artificially inflating video views or performing malicious activities, is against the terms of service of most websites and can result in account suspension or legal action. Always use this script responsibly and ethically.

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This Python script automates the process of sending requests to a website using a list of proxies. It can be used to simulate views on a video or any other URL by cycling through various proxies and sending requests.

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