anti_captcha can no more solve reCaptcha on Firefox/Chrome controlled by Selenium
I'm working on a python bot that use Selenium (with Firefox's geckodriver) to open URLs, solve the reCaptcha with the python's anti_captcha module, and then retrieving informations.
Everything was working good until this morning (Thu 15 nov 2018 ~10AM UTC): the reCaptcha was found, the module gave the answer, the bot was able to 'insert' the answer into the Captcha, and then the following webpage was loaded, and datas could could be retrieved.
Unfortunatly, since this morning, when the answer is inserted, the reCAptcha is validated, but it's like he is 'refreshing' himself, another reCaptcha is appearing at the same position.
I tried to put my code into a while(1) loop, to see if captcha were solved, but after 2 hours of testing, I can't find the reason.
I'v also tried with different browser (firefox and chrome/chromium) and different drivers.
When I try to solve the reCaptcha on my own browser, it works, but when it is on the selenium's browser, wether it is the bot or me, impossible to solve the captcha.
My current versions are:
- geckodriver 0.23.0
- Firefox63.0.1
- Selenium 3.141.0
- Fedora 29
I would like to know if it already happened to someone else, or if anybody else has the same problem !
python selenium recaptcha
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
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I'm working on a python bot that use Selenium (with Firefox's geckodriver) to open URLs, solve the reCaptcha with the python's anti_captcha module, and then retrieving informations.
Everything was working good until this morning (Thu 15 nov 2018 ~10AM UTC): the reCaptcha was found, the module gave the answer, the bot was able to 'insert' the answer into the Captcha, and then the following webpage was loaded, and datas could could be retrieved.
Unfortunatly, since this morning, when the answer is inserted, the reCAptcha is validated, but it's like he is 'refreshing' himself, another reCaptcha is appearing at the same position.
I tried to put my code into a while(1) loop, to see if captcha were solved, but after 2 hours of testing, I can't find the reason.
I'v also tried with different browser (firefox and chrome/chromium) and different drivers.
When I try to solve the reCaptcha on my own browser, it works, but when it is on the selenium's browser, wether it is the bot or me, impossible to solve the captcha.
My current versions are:
- geckodriver 0.23.0
- Firefox63.0.1
- Selenium 3.141.0
- Fedora 29
I would like to know if it already happened to someone else, or if anybody else has the same problem !
python selenium recaptcha
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23
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I'm working on a python bot that use Selenium (with Firefox's geckodriver) to open URLs, solve the reCaptcha with the python's anti_captcha module, and then retrieving informations.
Everything was working good until this morning (Thu 15 nov 2018 ~10AM UTC): the reCaptcha was found, the module gave the answer, the bot was able to 'insert' the answer into the Captcha, and then the following webpage was loaded, and datas could could be retrieved.
Unfortunatly, since this morning, when the answer is inserted, the reCAptcha is validated, but it's like he is 'refreshing' himself, another reCaptcha is appearing at the same position.
I tried to put my code into a while(1) loop, to see if captcha were solved, but after 2 hours of testing, I can't find the reason.
I'v also tried with different browser (firefox and chrome/chromium) and different drivers.
When I try to solve the reCaptcha on my own browser, it works, but when it is on the selenium's browser, wether it is the bot or me, impossible to solve the captcha.
My current versions are:
- geckodriver 0.23.0
- Firefox63.0.1
- Selenium 3.141.0
- Fedora 29
I would like to know if it already happened to someone else, or if anybody else has the same problem !
python selenium recaptcha
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
I'm working on a python bot that use Selenium (with Firefox's geckodriver) to open URLs, solve the reCaptcha with the python's anti_captcha module, and then retrieving informations.
Everything was working good until this morning (Thu 15 nov 2018 ~10AM UTC): the reCaptcha was found, the module gave the answer, the bot was able to 'insert' the answer into the Captcha, and then the following webpage was loaded, and datas could could be retrieved.
Unfortunatly, since this morning, when the answer is inserted, the reCAptcha is validated, but it's like he is 'refreshing' himself, another reCaptcha is appearing at the same position.
I tried to put my code into a while(1) loop, to see if captcha were solved, but after 2 hours of testing, I can't find the reason.
I'v also tried with different browser (firefox and chrome/chromium) and different drivers.
When I try to solve the reCaptcha on my own browser, it works, but when it is on the selenium's browser, wether it is the bot or me, impossible to solve the captcha.
My current versions are:
- geckodriver 0.23.0
- Firefox63.0.1
- Selenium 3.141.0
- Fedora 29
I would like to know if it already happened to someone else, or if anybody else has the same problem !
python selenium recaptcha
python selenium recaptcha
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
edited Nov 16 '18 at 17:14
Arthur Loriot
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
asked Nov 15 '18 at 18:19
Arthur LoriotArthur Loriot
114
114
What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23
add a comment |
What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23
What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23
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What was the result if you use the default MF/GC profile to solve the captcha?
– Dhamo
Nov 15 '18 at 19:20
I'm already using mozilla firefox's default profile, i tried this morning, still not working :(
– Arthur Loriot
Nov 16 '18 at 9:23