Queue-it

Method 1: In-Bot Task Setup

1. Open Cronos.
2. Select Queue and then Queue-it (Option 1).
3. Enter the number of tasks to run.
4. Enter the Queue-it URL.

If the event requires an email to enter the queue, you must use tasks.csv instead.

Method 2: Tasks CSV

Open tasks.csv and enter your tasks in this format:

• Module* – queue-it
• Mode – Not required.
• Quantity* – Number of tasks to run.
• URL* – The target link.
• Email - Only required if the event needs an email to enter the queue.
• Password – Not required.
• Start Time, Stop Time – Optional scheduling fields.
• Proxy File – Optional field to specify a proxy or proxy file (if empty will run proxies.txt).
• Webhook- Optional field to set a different webhook per task (if empty will set default webhook).

Example

Download example tasks.csv

Captcha

This module requires a captcha solver for the following types:

• ReCaptcha
• ReCaptcha Invisible
• BotDetect
• Cloudflare (optional)

Ensure your solver is configured correctly for these captcha types before running tasks.

When to start?

• Start your tasks 5–10 minutes before the drop to ensure they enter the queue.
• Queue-it always takes at least 30 seconds before letting people through.
• Tasks will show "0 seconds until queue starts" until Queue-it provides an estimated time.

Passing the queue

• When a task passes the queue, the bot will send a Discord webhook.
• Click the webhook title (Cronos | Passed Queue-it!) to access your target page with cookies and automated proxy setup (if enabled in Cronos Bot and the Browser Extension).
• Click the Redirect URL (Click Here) in the webhook to access your target page without cookies and proxy setup.

Best Practices

• Always try the Redirect URL (Click Here) first, as it works best on most sites.
• If the Redirect URL (Click Here) does not work, use the extension method by clicking the webhook title (Cronos | Passed Queue-it!).