3. Before starting, copy the resulting key text file to the C:\FB_groups_poster\Кеу\ folder.

4. Create a list of account profile names.

To do this, open the file "/Accounts/accounts.txt" in a text editor (we recommend the free editor https://notepad-plus-plus.org).

Enter a profile name in each line.

The account profile name can be anything, but it must be written in English letters without spaces.

You can also use underscores and numbers.

If you need to temporarily disable an account, simply comment out the line containing the account name by placing a hash sign (#) at the beginning of the line.

If you need to use an account with a proxy, you can specify the proxy after the | sign.

For example:

Tom_Gray

# Vera_Green | myproxyserver.com:52765

Serge_Red | 192.168.1.1:52765

Important! To receive statistics and program logs, you must launch our bot @FB_posting_com_bot and click "Start."

5. Setting up and running the program for adding account profile cookies

— Open the file \Cookies_for_add\cookies.txt in a text editor.

— Enter the account cookies in JSON format. Cookies are typically issued in this format when selling accounts. The cookie string should begin with "[" and end with "]".

— Run the program add_cookies_to_profile.exe.

— Select the account profile where you want to save the cookies.

— The program will add Facebook cookies to the selected account and close. The cookies.txt file will also be cleared.

— If necessary, repeat these steps for other accounts.

6. Configuring and Using the Google Chrome Browser Opener

— Run open_browser.exe

— The window that opens will display a list of accounts specified in the accounts.txt file.

7. Setting up and running the program for automatic posting to any Facebook groups.

Step 1.

Before you begin, create a list of groups to which you will post.

Create a text file with the list of groups in the \Groups\ folder.

The group URL is written on a separate line.

There should be no spaces in the text.

You can create general and individual group lists for each account.

If you create a file in the \Groups\ folder in the format account_name_groups.txt, for example, Tom_Gray_groups.txt, this account will post to its individual group list.

If you haven't created an individual group list for an account, you should create a file called common_groups.txt.

All accounts without individual lists will post to the groups in the general list called common_groups.txt.

Step 2.

Upload content for posting to Facebook groups.

The \Content\ folder contains folders containing content for posting.

Content can be shared across all accounts or specific to each account.

The \Content\Common_content\ folder should contain content shared across all accounts. This content will be used by all accounts that don't have individual folders created for them.

If you create a folder with the account name (as specified in accounts.txt) and the content line, for example, \Content\TomGray_content\, that account will post content from that folder.

Each post variant is a separate folder, placed within the general \Content\Common_content\ folder or within individual folders.

The folder name can be anything, but must be in English without spaces.

The content of each post can contain:

—   text file .txt and media files (up to 10 media files).

— text file .txt only.

— Media files only (maximum 10 media files).

Text file parameters:

— The text can be in any language.

— UTF-8 text encoding without BOM.

— The file name can be any, but must be in English characters without spaces.

— The text cannot contain emojis.

Media file parameters:

— Format: .jpg, .jpeg, .png. Size no more than 200 KB. Resolution no more than 1200 pixels on the longest side, 96 DPI.

— Format: .mp4, .mpeg. Size no more than 2-3 MB.

— The file name can be any, but must be in English characters without spaces.

To improve posting efficiency, you can use templates to randomize the text.

In this case, each post posted in the group will be identical in content but unique in format.

This will prevent Facebook from marking it as "Potential Spam."

Special characters are used for randomization:

Curly brackets { } — randomly select one of the options

Square brackets [ ] — randomly select all options

Vertical bars | — option separator in curly and square brackets

Example with curly brackets:

{Hello|Hi|Good afternoon}, my dear friend!

Every time you send a message, the program will randomly select one of the options:

1. Hello, my dear friend!

2. Hi, my dear friend!

3. Good afternoon, my dear friend!

Example with square brackets:

[old|good|faithful] friend

Each time you send a message, the program will select a random word order:

1. A old good faithful friend

2. A faithful good old friend

3. A good old faithful friend

4. A good faithful old friend

Example of nested randomization:

{[text1|text2]|[text3|text4]}friend

The example uses two levels of randomization, first one group of words will be selected, [text1|text2] or [text3|text4], then the order of the words within the selected group will be randomized.

1.text1 text2 friend

2. text2 text1 friend

3. text4 text3 friend

4. text3 text4 friend

Randomizing individual words is much more effective than randomizing entire sentences.

For example:

{Please note - |Don't miss out} {|our} {new|unique} {|special-}offer.

You can use constructions with omitted words like {|text}—this allows you to add variety to your text.

For example:

I would like to welcome {|all} my subscribers.

The randomization system allows for nested randomization of any complexity, changing sentences, phrases, words, and even individual letters, such as {i|u} or {p|n}.

Step 3.

The \Settings\ folder contains a text file called settings.txt, which sets the posting parameters.

log_level=DEBUG

account_reuse_delay_minutes=5

delay_use_next_account_minutes=5

max_posting_per_session=3

max_posting_per_24h=20

post_if_pending_present=yes

send_tg_if_wait_approve_in_group=no

send_tg_if_unsuccessful_posting=yes

Description of parameters:

log_level — "DEBUG" means that full information about the program's actions is recorded in the log file (the value "INFO" means brief information).

account_reuse_delay_minutes — the time interval (in minutes) before an account is restarted.

delay_use_next_account_minutes — the time interval between the next account launch.

max_posting_per_session — the maximum number of posts per session (from opening the browser to closing it).

max_posting_per_24h — the maximum number of posts in the last 24 hours.

post_if_pending_presents — "yes" — post to groups that have posts awaiting administrator review; "no" — do not post.

send_tg_if_wait_approve_in_group — "yes" — send a Telegram message if the post is pending approval by the group administrator; "no" — do not send.

send_tg_if_unsuccessful_posting — "yes" — send a Telegram message if the post has not been posted for any reason; "no" — do not send.

Step 4.

Once configured, launch the posting program -fb_groups_poster.exe  and it will begin automatically posting to Facebook groups.

If you need to stop the program while it's running, simply close the program console and your browser.

Since the program is downloaded from the internet, when you first run the .exe file, a blue window may appear with the warning "Windows protected your PC". Click "More info" and then "Run anyway".