The Importance of The SeNuke X Toolbox Module
One of the new features of SeNuke X is the addition of the Toolbox Module.
It is one of the lesser known features but it is very significant in your campaign’s success. Clearing caches is very important to the success rate of your submissions in SeNuke X and this is why the Toolbox Module was created.
The SeNuke software was released in 2008 and one of the major requests of its users since then was to add a functionality that would automatically clear the cookies and cache of your browser. And in SeNuke X, this was granted with the unveiling of the Toolbox Module. Areeb Bajwa and Joe Russell added the Toolbox Module to make sure that you won’t have to restart the SeNuke X software after every campaign or project.
What is the Toolbox Module?
SeNuke X Toolbox Module is a tool used to improve the efficiency of your campaigns or account creation. The way it works is that it clears your browser’s cache and cookies every time you complete a campaign or finish using the Account Creation Module. In this way, SeNuke X can avoid the different ways sites use cookies to keep track of who has visited them, and be able to essentially “start fresh” when you start a new campaign.
The Toolbox Module can also be programmed it to do its job whenever you want to – you can do this manually instead of scheduling the Toolbox Module to clear your cache and cookies. To set the toolbox, all you have to do is to click on “New” and choose “Toolbox” and SeNuke X can start clearing out the cookies and cache.
What Are Cookies? What Is A Cache?
Cookies are bits of information that are stored in your computer through your browser about the websites that you visit. These are commonly used by websites to determine if you have visited that site before, and if you are currently logged in. Some sites are able to detect if you have logged in previously as another user through the use of cookies.
Cache, on the other hand, is sort of a “collection” of the sites that you frequently visit. As your browser opens different sites, it stores some of the information about those sites in the Cache, in order to help speed up the load time of the site. For some sites, this can mean saved information about your previous visit, which is something you want to avoid when running a campaign with SeNuke X.
For a marketer who is using an automation tool, being able to automatically clear the cookies and cache is very important to not only speed up your browser’s performance but also to avoid raising a red flag on various websites as well. This is because some websites do not look kindly to multiple accounts being logged into from the same computer. And here is where the Toolbox Module comes in.
Is the Toolbox Module Important?
Of course! You need the Toolbox Module.
No internet marketer wants to get caught visiting the same site X-times a day from multiple accounts with the same IP. Aside from the possibility of getting banned from that website, this may possibly send warning signs to search engines. If you’ve read a SeNuke X Review before, you’d know what I’m saying.
A common cause of low success rates is that some sites won’t accept your content because it the site is able to determine multiple accounts have accessed from your computer, and refuses login previledges. The SeNuke X Toolbox Module can really improve efficiency of your projects and account creation, by cleaning the cookies and cache, making it difficult for these sites to detect the use of multiple accounts.
Integration of CCleaner in the Toolbox Module
Another feature you can see in the Toolbox is the ability to run an external application. If you’re not content with the different tools in the Toolbox Module, you can also integrate the CCleaner with SeNuke X. There are a number of ways to do this but the easiest would be to go to your Toolbox Module projects and add “C:\Program Files (x86)\CCleaner\CCleaner64.exe” in the file name. If you want to automate the CCleaner too, add “/auto” in the arguments section.
CCleaner is a freeware that erases your browser’s history, along with other unnecessary files that can slow down your system. Some users prefer to use this in addition to the Toolbox Module, in order to ensure that no data is left by the websites visited.
Version 2.0 And The Introduction Of Sockets
With the release of SeNuke X version 2.0, the future of the Toolbox Module becomes uncertain, as one of the updates done by the developers of SeNuke X is to use sockets instead of the default browser to access the various sites SeNuke X accesses. While the Official SeNuke X Blog has said that some sites will still require the use of the browser, it’s clear that SeNuke X is heading towards a completely browserless implementation.
This is of course good news for the users of SeNuke X, since it will free up some system resources while making the different modules run faster. Until the time that SeNuke X is completely browserless, however, SeNuke X users can be sure that the Toolbox Module will keep their system clean, in order to run more efficient campaigns.
