Under the post or as a reply
Comment on the post itself, or answer one exact comment in the thread, picked in the check or given by its link.
Give Queber a post link and the text. It checks the post, opens it in your own browser profile and leaves the comment under the post or as a reply to the comment you pick, the way a person would.
Does it keep each profile logged in between runs?
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Yes, every profile keeps its own session. Here is our setup:
setup.gifEvery step happens on the live post page, with the account and the community rules your profile actually has.
Comment on the post itself, or answer one exact comment in the thread, picked in the check or given by its link.
The check opens the post with your profile and tells whether it takes comments. Archived, locked and removed posts show up before the run.
The check lists the post's comments with authors and text. Choose the one to answer, or paste a link to any comment.
Bold text, lists, links and quotes, plus one image, GIF or video when the community allows it. The check shows what each community takes.
Before sending, Queber looks for the same comment from the account in the same place. A retried job finishes without posting it again.
If Reddit limits how often the account can comment, the job says how many minutes to wait. Captchas are never solved for you.
A comment is a job like any other: run it now or schedule it, and follow every step in the queue.
A post link, or a link straight to the comment you want to answer.
Pick the browser profile that will comment. What Reddit shows depends on the account.
Run the free check, then choose the post itself or one comment in the thread.
Write the comment, add a GIF if you like, and run it now or on schedule.
No Reddit API keys: the profile opens the post and the comment box the way you would.
Short text is typed key by key with natural pauses. Long or formatted text is pasted, as from your notes.
Queber waits for Reddit to show the comment and opens it again a few seconds later to see it is still up.
If Reddit asks to prove the account is human, the job stops and asks you to leave one comment by hand.
Each comment job shows its steps, and a finished one links to the new comment.
Set a pause between comments of one profile, so they never land in a burst.
The report links to the comment and says whom it answered.
Create comments and run the check from your own code or an AI assistant.
Install once and run automation locally with real browser profiles.