Reference 12 Of course, I did not personally try the above two methods, but based on my personal understanding of industry knowledge and regulations, I gave temporary countermeasures. I’ve watched the video, it’s a software that simulates a mobile phone on a computer, and then uses a dynamic VPN to switch accounts to swipe, and can swipe at the lowest price adjusted by WISH. It looks very convenient and quick. Maybe I don’t have a wish platform myself, and I don’t know much about the wish ordering situation. But obviously this kind of software is not something unfathomable, let alone some black technology.
Anyone who has learned some programming knowledge probably knows how to achieve the above functional requirements. Let’s not talk about whether the behavior of swiping mobile number list orders is right or wrong. Where there is a market, there is demand, especially when many cross-border e-commerce sellers are keen on various black automatic computer simulation. There are many ways to automate, and programming languages such as Java,Python, and Ruby can do it. But there must be Selenium, a tool for web application testing. Selenium tests run directly in the browser, just like real users. Supported browsers include IE, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Suite etc.
The main functions of this tool include: Test compatibility with browsers-test your application to see if it can work well on different browsers and operating systems. Support automatic recording action and automatic generation. Net, Java, Perl and other test scripts in different languages. Selenium is an acceptance testing tool specially written by ThoughtWorks for web applications. Don't understand? It doesn't matter, as long as you know that this can simulate real human operation actions, you can develop fully automatic computer simulation behavior software by loading the Selenium library with Python. In other words, you can simulate almost any repetitive work that you need to complete on a daily basis. For example: order processing, inventory updates, feedback processing, etc.