SmartSleep System
Define recurring offline windows during which TBot2 does not run automated tasks.
Three settings help you limit when and how TBot2 runs. They do not remove account risk.
Define recurring offline windows during which TBot2 does not run automated tasks.
Save a consistent browser configuration for each workspace instead of changing it between sessions.
Set a maximum number of active hours per day and stop routines when that limit is reached.
Do not leave automation running continuously. Add offline windows and review the schedule regularly.
Set a daily maximum that fits the time you can supervise. Lower it whenever you cannot review the account.
Review messages, queues, reports, and unexpected events yourself. Pause TBot2 before changing important settings.
Begin with the slow setting, monitor the result, and only change speed while you are supervising the session.
TBot2 includes natural mouse movement, browser profile controls, and activity budgeting. No helper tool can remove all account risk, so the most responsible approach is to use it sparingly, set breaks, and keep manual control over important gameplay.
Use TBot2 as a tool, not a replacement. Let it help with farming and upgrades while you are away, but log in manually too. Set planned sleep windows, use activity budgets, and avoid constant always-on routines.
No. No helper tool or setting removes account risk or guarantees compliance. Your schedule, account behavior, and manual oversight still matter.