Hrefer/Scrapebox/GScraper - are there any others to try?

okpromotions

It looks like GScraper is done as their support email bounces. Hrefer and ScrapeBox seem to work, but what about any others? Need a reliable, slow and steady scraper that is supported on multiple engines...

the_other_dude

There is also A-Parser. https://en.a-parser.com/

I never did figure out how to use hrefer. It’s very convoluted.

okpromotions

thanks. yeah i hear ya on hrefer...

verydima

the_other_dude said:

There is also A-Parser. https://en.a-parser.com/

I never did figure out how to use hrefer. It’s very convoluted.

A-parser = russian product.

the_other_dude

verydima said:

the_other_dude said:

There is also A-Parser. https://en.a-parser.com/

I never did figure out how to use hrefer. It’s very convoluted.

A-parser = russian product.

I’m using zennoposter and zennodroid as well.

Deeeeeeee

the_other_dude said:

There is also A-Parser. https://en.a-parser.com/

I never did figure out how to use hrefer. It’s very convoluted.

@the_other_dude :  Did you ever come back to this? I finally overcame inertia and set up a socks proxies list for the program and started it up.

It isn't at all like Scrapebox, in terms of interface, as you noticed, I'm sure. It seemed to begin searching as soon as it was running!

I was looking for tutorials on using this program on Youtube, but then the day ended and I fell asleep. I'll begin watching today. Well, hopefully today...

I want to use Hrefer with SER engine footprints to feed SER lists of targets. Doable?

 Out-of-the-box, I suppose what Hrefer is looking for correlates with Xrumer? It found 500 targets, but surely those are targets for their own products and might not work with SER, unless there is some overlap in engines, I am assuming...