Running iMacros on the cloud

[access2vivek]

Configuration: -
iMacros for Firefox = v 8.9.7
Firefox = v 56.0
OS = Windows

Problem Statement: -
Using JavaScript for Firefox, I have created an Instagram bot. By using different profiles in Firefox, I can use the same script on different Instagram accounts that run in parallel. The advantage of the script is that it will work even when the script is in the background.

What I am looking for is a way via which I can upload the script on the cloud where it will execute on different profiles just like it does on my system. I have a system reserved specifically for running the automation. Right now, I have just 4 profiles to work with. I am trying to scale the entire project to add more profiles and remove dependency on the computer in my office. I would love your inputs on this.

Current Status: -
The possible solution that I have gotten is to use Amazon Web Services or Google Cloud Platform and create a virtual Windows there. I can operate those systems just like I would do on a physical system in my office. However, I would like to know if iMacros provides a way for us to do this?

If there is any confusion in my question, please let me know and I will provide specific details as required.

P.S: - I know that Firefox version 56.0 seems odd to work with. However, I have been using it since a while and I never got to updating it.

[access2vivek]

Just pinging it again in case the admins/developers missed it.

I did look into AlertFox, but it has seems to have stopped its services. I am sure there might be some service that allows us to run our iMacros code on the cloud. I would really appreciate it if someone would help me out.

[cybmatrix]

You can setup a VPS with windows OS.
You havea dedicated IP and a virtual machine running for you all programs included firefox\imacros.

[pakasedo]

Very easy, create a VPS windows (Vultr / Google Cloud Platform / ...).
VPS 5 $ is a very good option, previously I used it. 2 years ago, I used to work with 50 vps, 24/7. You need to use the .BAT file of windows for everything to work properly.
Attention:
1. VPS is very weak, and will easily be restarted. So you need create a shortcut for Firefox, and put it there Windows Startup folder (C: \ Users \ xxxxx \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Start Menu \ Programs \ Startup).
2. If the VPS needs to enter a password every time you reboot, you need to use Microsoft's Autologon v3.10, which will help you without having to type a password, everything will be automatically completely.
3. Because Imacros runs very bad if you run long, so you need to add a .bat file, which will automatically restart Windows after a certain time (maybe about 1 hours)
4. You need to turn off the "session recovery" of the browser after a sudden shutdown (or crash). Otherwise, your imacros will not run.
5. Set your imacros files, the homepage, when firefox is opened, it will automatically run. The link looks like this:
imacros://run/?m=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.js

[chivracq]

Some related/similar Thread on SOF (... where I cross-linked to @pakasedo's Post):
- Automate login + download from a web page

Hum, and I will quote that Thread actually, as many/most Users delete their Qt's/Threads related to iMacros on SOF once they've got their Solution/Script working, so I wouldn't be "surprised" if this one also disappeared...

I want to automate this task:

Login to a weg page (user + password)
Select a certain download form
Fill the form
Download a report file

So far, I have automated this task with iMacros for Chrome. Now I want to run it on a server, ideally in Azure (Web API or something else). Do you see a chance to automate this?

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askolotl 429
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... With 1 Solution (+ "my" Cross-Link to our Forum):

Download Selenium Webdrivers from chrome extensions and use it. It is a simple click and recording type interface.

Also It will allow you to Save your scripts in Python,Java, etc.. type Codes

Link : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/deta ... ckbalphokd

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answered 21 hours ago
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Would be "interesting" btw @OP, if you could post an Update to this Thread, to post if you made any "Progress" and managed to implement your Scenario..., one Year later...?, as 2 Users posted in the Thread to help you, but you never followed up...