| 20 Jan 2021 |
 unixfox | damn too many captcha. for me I stopped using anticaptcha, it's just a chromium browser that solve the captcha and then store it in the invidious config | 16:47:35 |
| unixfox | * damn too many captcha. for me I stopped using anticaptcha, it's just a chromium browser that solve the captcha and then store it in the invidious config | 16:47:53 |
| unixfox | perflyst: are you using multiple docker containers? because if that's the case then that's why you have so many captcha to solve | 16:48:49 |
 perflyst | yes i do but i didn't scale up at 6th january | 16:49:39 |
 TheFrenchGhosty | In reply to @unixfox:matrix.org
damn too many captcha. for me I stopped using anticaptcha, it's just a chromium browser that solve the captcha and then store it in the invidious config Captcha monster? | 16:50:38 |
| unixfox | In reply to @thefrenchghosty:pussthecat.org
Captcha monster? not at all, just a plain chromium browser with puppeteer | 16:51:08 |
| TheFrenchGhosty | Oh a custom setup? Nice | 16:51:31 |
 kavin | How do you solve it? Using a TTS? | 16:52:33 |
| unixfox | In reply to @thefrenchghosty:pussthecat.org
Oh a custom setup? Nice I was trying to offer my custom setup to the community but something is off with the way I give the recaptcha solved value to invidious so I stopped the dev until I try again. | 16:53:20 |
| unixfox | In reply to @kavin1337:matrix.org
How do you solve it? Using a TTS? using the audio captcha yeah, you can see an example here: https://github.com/danielgatis/puppeteer-recaptcha-solver | 16:54:08 |
| kavin | Awesome! Doesn't google block it after a certain number of requests tho? | 16:55:12 |
| unixfox | not at all, it's working great for like 2 months now | 16:55:43 |
| unixfox | the key is to fake a real mouse cursor, without that it just failed everytime: https://github.com/Xetera/ghost-cursor | 16:56:45 |
| kavin | Interesting, Buster (the chrome extension) seems to be patched iirc | 16:57:23 |
| unixfox | buster still works great for me. as long as you use a clean ip (not a VPN) | 16:57:53 |
| kavin | Ah, no wonder :P | 16:58:19 |
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| kavin | Wow I just tried the demo, it's so fast :0 | 17:46:52 |
| kavin | Interestingly, it doesn't fake a mouse cursor | 17:47:07 |
| unixfox | yes that's why after a couple of run you get blocked by google | 18:01:56 |
| kavin | How do you display the captcha from a website which you don't own? Has google still not implemented the site checks? | 18:07:52 |
| unixfox | on puppeteer it's possible to modify the response body and serve something else. so basically you fetch a URL but you reply with another HTML code. essentially faking the real HTML page to the browser.
google has implemented the "domain" check. it's the IP check that it hasn't really implemented yet. that's why services like anticaptcha still exist | 18:10:31 |
| unixfox | * on puppeteer it's possible to modify the response body and serve something else. so basically you fetch a URL but you reply with another HTML code. essentially faking the real HTML page to the browser.
google has implemented the "domain" check. it's the IP check that it hasn't really implemented yet. that's why services like anticaptcha still exist | 18:11:03 |
| kavin | Ah, that's really interesting! | 18:12:56 |
| kavin | Wow, it really works well. I was able to solve 100 captchas without getting blocked. However, for some reason, from time to time the ghost-cursor library seems to click on the info button instead of the audio one, not sure why this is. | 19:21:01 |
| unixfox | probably due to the randomization | 19:30:33 |
| unixfox | a while ago I coded a program for solving the images in Google recaptcha and it didn't worked that much: https://nitter.unixfox.eu/unixf0x/status/1075068461720702979#m
but recently I tried again the same code with ghost-cursor and it works perfectly. | 19:32:23 |
| kavin | Awesome! | 19:49:23 |
| 21 Jan 2021 |
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