Always use a recent mobile User-Agent (e.g., from Chrome Developers) to avoid instant flagging.

When designing visual content for your posts via code, remember that the "safe zone" for a 1080x1350px image is approximately 125 pixels from the top and bottom .

While there is no official "Instagram Config.svb" file provided by Instagram, the .svb extension is commonly associated with . These are community-made scripts used for automated account interaction or testing.

Using automated tools or unauthorized configurations on Instagram may violate their Terms of Service and result in account suspension. Guide for posting on social media - AUB

Most Instagram-related configs use the private API (e.g., ://instagram.com ). You can find documentation for these on community sites like GitHub .

[SETTINGS] { "Name": "Instagram_API_Draft", "SuggestedBots": 1, "MaxConcurrentRequests": 1, "ContinueIfInterrupted": false, "Retries": 3 } [BLOCKS] # 1. Initialize Headers BEGIN SCRIPT # Set User-Agent and common headers HEADER "User-Agent: Instagram 250.0.0.19.115 Android" HEADER "Accept: */*" END SCRIPT # 2. Login Logic POST "https://instagram.com" CONTENT "username= &password= &device_id= " CONTENT_TYPE "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" KEYCHECK BAN IF "checkpoint_required" RETRY IF "rate_limit_error" SUCCESS IF "logged_in_user" # 3. Data Extraction (Example: Get Follower Count) GET "https://instagram.com /info/" PARSE "follower_count" JSON "user.follower_count" -> VAR "FOLLOWERS" Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Key Components for Your Draft

If you are drafting a configuration for this purpose, below is a standard template structure often used in these types of files. Template: Instagram Config.svb