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This happens with Nim versions older than 1.6.14, I'll fix it soon, for now you can work around it by updating to 1.6.14 or preferably 2.0

I used a virtual machine to listen to network requests, but most of the reverse engineering work was done by other folks. > use account credentials from a json instead...

I used the free trial from Corellium to run Twitter and inspect network logs. I tried running BlissOS via qemu to no avail first. I just noticed the thing you...

Indeed, but that's the case with every solution. With accounts they can start banning or further restricting, there is no perfect solution.

Correct, but you also need to get one or more guest accounts, otherwise nothing will work

It might be possible but I haven't tried, there's no code in this branch for regular accounts as they use cookies and bearer tokens etc instead of oauth.

I know what the rate limit is supposed to be, but what it actually is I don't know. The same question was just asked here: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/983#issuecomment-1687182471

@felipefalkiner see here: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/983#issuecomment-1681199357 TL;DR you have to run a script which will create a guest account for you. You can reliably get 1 per day per IP. You should...

That's the plan, except I'll host a guest account pool service that _public_ instances (those in the wiki) can automatically connect to, so they don't need to worry about proxies...

That one is a fork which uses account credentials. See #830