Hi there! I’m knee-deep in a project that needs to tap into an API for a reseller setup. The tricky part is there’s a CAPTCHA in the way. Ugh!
I’m on the hunt for someone who can help me automate this CAPTCHA-solving business. Maybe you’re a whiz with headless browsers like Puppeteer or Playwright? Or perhaps you know your way around services like 2Captcha or CapMonster?
The end game is to scrape what we need and get it onto our site. And yes, it’s a paid gig!
If you’ve got skills in:
Bypassing reCAPTCHA
Working with headless browsers
Making requests look legit with proper session headers
…then we should definitely chat! Have you tackled something like this before? Drop me a line and let’s see if we can work together on this.
I’ve actually been down this road before with a similar project. While I can’t go into too much detail, I found that using a combination of Puppeteer and 2Captcha worked wonders for automating CAPTCHA solving. The key was fine-tuning the request headers and timing to mimic human behavior as closely as possible.
One thing to keep in mind is that this approach can be a bit of a cat-and-mouse game with the API providers. They’re constantly updating their defenses, so you’ll need to stay on your toes and be prepared to adapt your methods.
If you’re set on going this route, I’d recommend building in some fallback options and error handling. It’s also worth considering the ethical implications and potential terms of service violations. Make sure you’re on solid legal ground before proceeding.
Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss further. I might be able to point you in the right direction or even lend a hand if the project seems interesting.
hey mate, i’ve done similar stuff before. gotta be careful tho, lot of sites don’t like automated captcha solving. maybe look into using anti-captcha or deathbycaptcha? they work pretty well. just remember to randomize your requests and use good proxies. good luck with ur project!
I’ve worked on similar projects and can offer some insights. While automating CAPTCHA solving is technically feasible, it’s important to consider the legal and ethical implications. Many websites explicitly prohibit such practices in their terms of service.
Instead, I’d recommend exploring official API options or partnerships with the service provider. This approach is more sustainable long-term and avoids potential legal issues. If that’s not possible, consider alternatives like human-powered CAPTCHA solving services, which are more compliant with most terms of service.
If you decide to proceed, be prepared for frequent changes in CAPTCHA systems that may break your automation. Also, ensure you have robust error handling and rate limiting in place to avoid detection. Remember, the goal should be to work within the system, not against it.