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Java / How to mimic a web browser using Jsoup?
« on: July 30, 2015, 09:15:32 PM »
First of all, I checked this link:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7797386/how-to-mimic-a-web-browser-from-java-using-jsoup
But I don't think this question has a complete answer. I'm writing a bot for an online game, and I want to mimic Firefox exactly. Right now the methods that I'm utilizing are:
myCookies are the cookies from he previous page. I'm fairly certain that this is not how Firefox works, so I definitely need some improvement there. I think I might be missing the cookies from the redirected page.
Also, I'm downloading images referred in the html document, at the beginning of my browsing session. What else should I consider to make my code completely unnoticeable?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7797386/how-to-mimic-a-web-browser-from-java-using-jsoup
But I don't think this question has a complete answer. I'm writing a bot for an online game, and I want to mimic Firefox exactly. Right now the methods that I'm utilizing are:
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browsedCon = Jsoup.connect(myURL)
.userAgent(firefoxUserAgent)
.referrer(myCurrentURL)
.cookies(myCookies)
.followRedirects(true)
.timeout(1000)
.method(Connection.Method.GET)
.execute();
myCookies are the cookies from he previous page. I'm fairly certain that this is not how Firefox works, so I definitely need some improvement there. I think I might be missing the cookies from the redirected page.
Also, I'm downloading images referred in the html document, at the beginning of my browsing session. What else should I consider to make my code completely unnoticeable?