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GET UNLIMITED TRAFFIC To your WEBSITE/ BLOG/ Youtube Channel with Python.


Getting unlimited traffic is very simple with python. But this is not real traffic because the only visitor is just you. You cannot turn this traffic into money but you can have really fun stuff with your programming skills.

JUST follow these simple steps.

STEP 1

import webbrowser

import webbrowser module to get started. Here the webbrowser driver is built-in so that you have not to install it using PIP

STEP 2

install pynput module using PIP if you don't know how to set up pip on your computer this article is just for you. PIP

open cmd or terminal and type this command

kavindu@kavindu-MS:~$ pip3 install pynput

Here I use Ubuntu and I have to type pip3 and if you are a windows user you have to type it as pip

write this code 

import webbrowser
import time
from pynput.keyboard import Controller
my_url = "https://blogofchamodh.blogspot.com/"
keyboard =Controller()
def refresh_tab():
keyboard.press(Key.ctrl)
keyboard.press('R')
time.sleep(0.5)
keyboard.release(Key.ctrl)
keyboard.release("R")

webbrowser.open(my_url)
while True:
refresh_tab()

time.sleep(20)


Here we import webbrowser module in lin1
Then we import the time module to work with time.
then we import Controller from pynput.keyboard

my_url is the variable(string) that holds our link


and we make a conttroller instance named keyboard


Then we define a function to refresh our browser tab using a key combination. in chrome the keyboard shortcut is

CTRL + R and this function is to simulate this key combination.

keyboard.press simulates a keypress and keyboard. release simulates a key release

Then we create a while loop which has an infinite loop but it can slow down your computer. So you have
to limit the loop as you want but here we go to have unlimited traffic and we are going infinite with this
while loop


webbrowser.open open your website in a new browser window and call the refresh_tab function to
simulate a refresh. here time.sleep() is to provide enough time to your site to load completely

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR READING AND DON'T FORGET TO SHARE!💭💬💪



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