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The Remove Transparency toggle requires setting the render to use a specific mode in settings (arras.io settings). Proxies don't work in a userscript so you need to use a custom electron javascript client (I have it). You can get 2 bots in sandbox. Free proxies don't work, I've tried them before. I DON'T HAVE PROXIES PLS PLS PLS BUY ME SOME.
I'm aware of the need for the render setting. I used Canvas 2D rendering, and sometimes it works, but most of the time it doesn't, even with the correct rendering option.
But thanks for clarifying how the proxies work; that explains why it wasn't working for me.
Unfortunately, I don't have access to any paid proxies, but I wish you the best in acquiring some.
This is a most informative conversation for the purposes of rendering limitations / proxy requirements. Hopefully the upcoming changes will address the transparency / testing bot issues more openly for all. www vanillagiftcard-balance com
This is a pretty cool script, especially given how many features it has for a public release. But I have a question about one or two of the features.
- The Remove Transparency toggle (seeEverything) . It sometimes works, but most of the time it doesn't. I've tried it with Firefox and Brave, both on Windows and Linux. Is there anything I can do to improve its success rate, or is this randomness expected behavior?
- Proxies/bots . I'm too poor to use paid proxies, so I've tried using free ones, but I don't expect much from them. I've managed to get one bot connected so far (out of a list of ~100 proxies). I'd assume this is because they're free and thus get used and detected more often. My go-to is ProxyScrape, using their Socks5 Elite proxies. I don't know much about using proxies (especially for arras.io), so I'd love to get any advice or recommendations you're willing to share.
Anyway, thanks for releasing this! It's not flawless, but I'm not going to be picky given how much work you probably put into it. And hopefully, the devs of Arras.io can return so things can go back to normal.