MMO P&S How to Build a View Bot

[Intricul]

I want to create a view bot that can get around 480,000 views every day. But my Python program isn’t getting anywhere near that number. Does anyone know any tips, tricks, or advice on how I can do this without paying for views?

 

[Missink]

I want to create a view bot that can get around 480,000 views every day. But my Python program isn’t getting anywhere near that number. Does anyone know any tips, tricks, or advice on how I can do this without paying for views?

What do you mean? Views on a website or on social media? Try looking on GitHub — you might find some helpful tools there.

 

[Slipkin]

First, try learning Python!
Are you getting any error messages? Which tools or libraries are you using? It’s tricky to help without seeing your code.

Do people even buy website views these days? It’s pretty easy to create them, so I’m curious why you need that?

 

[Intricul]

First, try learning Python!
Are you getting any error messages? Which tools or libraries are you using? It’s tricky to help without seeing your code.

Do people even buy website views these days? It’s pretty easy to create them, so I’m curious why you need that?

I’m kind of stuck right now. My Python script looks like this:
url = input
time = input
for i in range(6):

I want to learn how to get more views than this and how to close browser tabs too.
Also, sorry if I’m not super smart!

 

[Intricul]

First, try learning Python!
Are you getting any error messages? Which tools or libraries are you using? It’s tricky to help without seeing your code.

Do people even buy website views these days? It’s pretty easy to create them, so I’m curious why you need that?

I’ve been checking out more code and want to know what you think about this:

from selenium import webdriver
import time

number_of_browsers = int(input())
website = input()
refresh_time = int(input())
browser_list = []

for i in range(number_of_browsers):
browser_list.append(webdriver.Chrome(executable_path="chromedriver"))

for browser in browser_list:
browser.get(website)

while True:
time.sleep(refresh_time)
for browser in browser_list:
browser.refresh()

 

[Intricul]

I’ve been checking out more code and want to know what you think about this:

from selenium import webdriver
import time

number_of_browsers = int(input())
website = input()
refresh_time = int(input())
browser_list = []

for i in range(number_of_browsers):
browser_list.append(webdriver.Chrome(executable_path="chromedriver"))

for browser in browser_list:
browser.get(website)

while True:
time.sleep(refresh_time)
for browser in browser_list:
browser.refresh()

It’s not really working right now, and I’m a bit confused. I’ll keep trying and share updates later.

 

[Slipkin]

I’ve been checking out more code and want to know what you think about this:

from selenium import webdriver
import time

number_of_browsers = int(input())
website = input()
refresh_time = int(input())
browser_list = []

for i in range(number_of_browsers):
browser_list.append(webdriver.Chrome(executable_path="chromedriver"))

for browser in browser_list:
browser.get(website)

while True:
time.sleep(refresh_time)
for browser in browser_list:
browser.refresh()

Hey, anyone who knows even a little about web stuff would find this funny It’s just a super simple example of using a tool. Honestly, even a robot could write better code than that I already told you — start by learning Python or another coding language. Then check out some videos or classes online about those tools like Selenium, Puppeteer, or Playwright.

This isn't really a view bot. It probably wouldn’t even get one view since it doesn’t hide where it's coming from. When you use tools like Selenium with Chrome or other browsers, they can tell you’re using a robot. Even Google can tell.

Also, there were some mistakes when you changed the code, and the script itself doesn’t really work. It just opens a site the number of times you typed in and then closes it right away.

If you're sharing code on a forum, you should use the code box so the spacing stays right — Python needs that to work. And you used 'while true', which means the code runs forever unless you stop it, but I didn’t see anything that would stop it.

Honestly, just ask ChatGPT — it’ll give you a better version than this one.

 

[Slipkin]

If you don’t know what the code is doing, it’s better not to run it. If it’s from someone you don’t trust, it could have a virus or do something bad to your computer.