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We want to share with our readers about a new testing-ground with reCaptcha v2.0. Since we do R&D of how to solve reCaptcha by web scripts and by captcha breaking services, it’s vital to have a reCaptcha testing ground.
This testing ground is designed according to the How to insert and configure reCaptcha post.
In this post we want to show you the code for an automatic connection to 2captcha service for solving google reCaptcha v2.0. Not long ago, google drastically complicated the user-behavior reCaptcha (v2.0). This online service provides a method for solving it.
Recently I’ve received a request on how to sum the total hours of a Youtube videos in a search result. I’ve made the simple JS iterator that fetches hours/min/sec from browser html info and sums them up.
See the code below:
Recently I got notified of Kimono service finishing its work due to kimono team being joining another project. So many data hunters who were using this prominent free API service are now in search for a good alternative.
Today I want to share with you how to make a web page to automatically scroll down. This is applicable in dealing with social networks pages, business directories (ex. yellow pages) and other auto-upload resources.
Recently I was challenged to make a script that would authenticate through a bot-proof login from and redirect to a logged in page.
I want to share how I’ve done the audio captcha recognize-er. The audio captcha recognize-er was designed to solve captcha at xbox.com back in 2012.
Is it possible to scrape an HTML page with JavaScript from inside of a web browser?
To be perfectly honest I wasn’t sure so I decided to try it out.
Full disclaimer here, I didn’t actually succeed. However, it was a great learning experience for me and I think you guys could benefit from seeing what I did and where I went wrong. Who knows, maybe you can take what I’ve done and figure it out for yourself!
Let’s suppose you want to extract a price with a currency sign from a web page (eg. £220.00), but its HTML code is this:
which is obviously encoded HTML.