Captcha Solver

When using our scraping browser, it is inevitable to encounter risk control CAPTCHAs that need to be solved. These CAPTCHAs may affect your automated tasks. But don't worry,we'll help you solve it.

Custom CDP Functions

If you encounter a risk control CAPTCHAs, we need you to notify us using the CDP command, and we will help you solve it once we receive the instruction,You only need to send a CDP command: Captchas.automaticSolver along with the type of CAPTCHAs you need to solve, and we will help you solve it.

Automatic CAPTCHA Solver

You only need to add the following code snippet to the part of your code where the CAPTCHAs may appear, send us a CDP command to inform us of the type of CAPTCHAs that needs to be resolved, and we will help you solve it.

Puppeteer

const client = await page.createCDPSession();
	try {
		const res = await client.send('Captchas.automaticSolver',{
		"timeout": 120000,  // timeout, Please allow sufficient time, and 2 minutes is recommended. 
		"solverType": "cloudflare" //Captchas type
		});  
		//res = {message: 'solver message', success: true, timestamp: 170000000} 
		console.log("res=", res)  
	} catch(e) {
		console.error("err=", e) 
	}

Selenium

res = driver.execute_cdp_cmd("Captchas.automaticSolver", {
        "timeout": 120000,   # Please allow sufficient time, and 2 minutes is recommended.
        "solverType": "cloudflare"
    })
    print(f"Captchas solver result: {res}")

Some examples

JavaScript

const puppeteer = require('puppeteer-core');

const Target_URL = "https://example.com";

const wsUrl = 'wss://PROXY-FULL-ACCOUNT:[email protected]';  //Your credentials
async function run(){

  // connect browser
  const browser = await puppeteer.connect({
	  browserWSEndpoint: wsUrl,
  });
  try{
	  console.log("Connected to browser...");
	
	  // Create a new page
	  const page = await browser.newPage();

	  // Go to target site
	  await page.goto(Target_URL, { waitUntil: "networkidle0" });

	  // Obtain the CDP client and send a custom CDP protocol
	  const client = await page.createCDPSession();
	  try {
		  const res = await client.send('Captchas.automaticSolver',{
			"timeout": 120000,  // Please allow sufficient time, and 2 minutes is recommended.
			"solverType": "cloudflare"   // Use the corresponding type.
		  });
		  
		  // {message: 'Solver meaages', success: true, timestamp: 170000000}
		  console.log("res=", res) 
	  } catch(e) {
		  console.error("err=", e)
	  }
	
	  // Verification
	  await page.screenshot({ path: 'solver_cf.png'});  
	  const title = await page.title();
	  console.log("title=", title);

  } catch (error) {
	  console.error(error);
  }
  finally{
	  console.info("browser closed")
	  await browser.close();
  }
 
}
run();

Python

import time

from selenium.webdriver.chromium.remote_connection import ChromiumRemoteConnection
from selenium.webdriver import Remote, ChromeOptions

scbr_connection =ChromiumRemoteConnection("https://PROXY-FULL-ACCOUNT:[email protected]", 'goog', 'chrome')

with Remote(sbr_connection, options=ChromeOptions()) as driver:
    print('Connected!')

    driver.get('https://example.com')
	
    # Send a custom CDP
    res = driver.execute_cdp_cmd("Captchas.automaticSolver", {
        "timeout": 120000,
        "solverType": "datadome"
    })
    #  {message: 'Solver message', success: true, timestamp: 170000000}
    print(f"Captchas solver result: {res}")
    print("title", driver.title)  
	
    # screenshot
    print('Page screenshot')
    driver.get_screenshot_as_file('./solver_cf.png')

Attribute conventions

When you send a CDP command, it is required to include solverType in

cloudflare    
google-v2    
datadome

No matter which type of CAPTCHAs you solve using our Captcha Solver, its return structure is the same.

res= {
  message: 'captcha solver success',   //Description
  success: true,  //Sovler status   
  timestamp: 1755763768   //Timestamp
}

You can determine whether the CAPTCHAs challenge is successful based on the success attribute in the returned data.