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From your experience... How many accounts can be used from one IP?

Sorry but that is not correct as there ARE leading zeros. If you can't see them it may be because your opening the csv via doubleclick / excel. Just open the csv in notepad or any other text-editor and you will see the zeros.

Tabs - Settings -> Timeout (can be set in seconds)

Yes of course it's no solution to the problem. I couldn't even get a simple "alert('hello world!');" to work which is why I don't think JavaScript is supported in a way we both wish it was.

I also wasn't able to manage even the simpliest things in Zenno-Javascript so I decided to manipulate the DOM in C#: This may not help you directly but could give you an idea...

Solution using C# I manipulated the DOM in C# now and what can I say... IT WORKS! Here's a short example: // get variables from project string vURL = project.Variables["vMyURL"].Value; string vValue = project.Variables["vValueToPost"].Value; // init Tab tab = instance.ActiveTab...

Ok I can't even output a simple alert() - am I missing something? Does using JS in Zennoposter work at all (except for simple operations)??

Oh damnit... this SHOULD work ( it worked succesfully in Firefox's webconsole) but DOES NOT work from within Zennoposter. :( Sorry. Does anyone have any other ideas? Really feeling hopeless here.

After fiddling around a bit I think it's not possible via C# because there's no access to the necessary Zennoposter objects. I'm using this JavaScript workaround now, which should work well enough in most cases: function post_to_url(path, params) { var form =...

i just ran into the same problem... having to POST with cookies. Saving/loading profiles doesn't really help here, does it? I wonder if there's some sort of workaround as long as ZennoPoster's built-in POST doesn't support cookies. Maybe via direct C# code utilizing CookieContainer() or...