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headless mode fails at hcaptcha challenge #2
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Proxies to bypass Cloudflare protection also have problems with hcaptcha:
There are several browser extensions but extensions can not be used in headless mode: https://playwright.dev/docs/chrome-extensions Free captcha solvers:
General info, detecting headless mode, anti-scraping:
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Tried https://www.hcaptcha.com/accessibility, got a link via E-Mail:
Visited link, but after clicking 'Set Cookie' button, it just says 'Could not issue a cookie'. |
Confirmed by saving screenshots on failure: 3766754. |
Fixed by #11 (run non-headless in docker). |
Maybe that was because I didn't read the Browser Instructions for Cross-Site Cookies:
Edit: no, the setting already was 'Block third-party cookies in Incognito'. |
Currently the script runs not in headless mode, i.e., the automated browser is visible.
Comment out this line to not show the browser:
https://github.com/vogler/epicgames-claimer/blob/fd3f947223733b187c5e1903be1209f8fd3b618c/main.stealth.js#L28
Running in headless mode resulted in the 20s timeout and the game not being claimed.
https://github.com/vogler/epicgames-claimer/blob/fd3f947223733b187c5e1903be1209f8fd3b618c/main.stealth.js#L124
Running in headful mode afterwards successfully claimed the game.
Assumption is that the captcha is shown in headless mode, despite the stealth plugin.
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