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You don't need to use a device. You can use a User-Agent header to make it look like a real device and use a proxy with an IP that a normal user would use
by menzoic 3y ago
You don't need to use a device. You can use a User-Agent header to make it look like a real device and use a proxy with an IP that a normal user would use
- orsifrancesco 3y agocorrect.. this is what the original repo https://github.com/orsifrancesco/instagram-without-api-node https://github.com/orsifrancesco/instagram-without-api-node does
- jeroenhd 3y agoNo, that doesn't work for long enough. It appears to work for a while and then it just breaks. Very basic passive fingerprinting is enough to block something as simple as that. Sending the right user agent (and other headers) will work for most sites, but in my experience it's not enough for Instagram.