I need a robust Python script that can register new user profiles on both the mobile and web versions of my application completely unattended. Each profile must be linked to a fresh Mail.com address—no Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook variants—so the script will have to create the mailbox first (or pick one from a supplied pool) and then use those credentials during sign-up. The workflow I have in mind is: • Generate or pull a Mail.com email, confirm it, and store the login details. • Navigate through the app’s registration flow on the web interface and the equivalent mobile API/endpoint, populating all required fields. • Handle typical barriers such as email verification links, basic captchas, or CSRF tokens. • Log success or failure in a simple CSV/JSON file so I can audit results later. I’m open to whichever libraries you feel are best—Selenium, Playwright, requests, or a headless browser variant—as long as the final solution runs reliably from the command line. Deliverables 1. Clean, well-commented Python source code. 2. A brief README explaining setup, dependencies, and a sample command to launch bulk registration. 3. An output log or data file confirming the accounts created during a test run of at least ten accounts. I’ll test by spinning up the script on my own machine; if all ten Mail.com-based registrations complete successfully on both the web and mobile endpoints, the job is done.