Does google block selenium login

[Crazyfire]

Look at this.

okay, you are right. wow!! mind blown...

anyhow, OP - you can try to use chrome instead of chromium, should help you out with bypassing this issue. Puppeteer is a better choice tho.

 

[thebotmaker]

The only annoying thing about puppeteer is there isn't official support for python, which is obviously what OP is using above.

What makes puppeteer more undetectable than selenium? I can't find anything online.

in the official package - nothing. but you can find plenty of workarounds and out of box solutions to make it more undetectable.

And yes, node.js instead of python.

I believe the FF webdriver has the navigator.webdriver key, and also in general the cdc variable making it detectable. Also selenium has a different way of doing things behind the scenes if I am correct.
Puppeteer has extra addons such as the puppeteer extra stealth plugin, and also there is a another config defined to spoof fingerprints.
Take a look at this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/does-anyone-have-an-undetectable-selenium-jar.962732/

OP: Try using BAS or puppeteer

 

[CoderFromHell]

I’ve had no issues using selenium for google logins but that was months ago.

 

[sfantu]

Google can detect chromium --remote ... it doesn't matter what you use to talk to it selenium or puppeteer or if you embed the engine ... BTW puppeteer is ... GUESS WHO ... GOOGLE.

 

[smartsoft]

Try casperjs

 

[DunderMannen]

I believe the FF webdriver has the navigator.webdriver key, and also in general the cdc variable making it detectable. Also selenium has a different way of doing things behind the scenes if I am correct.
Puppeteer has extra addons such as the puppeteer extra stealth plugin, and also there is a another config defined to spoof fingerprints.
Take a look at this: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/does-anyone-have-an-undetectable-selenium-jar.962732/

OP: Try using BAS or puppeteer

Puppeteer is Google themselves though? lol

 

[thebotmaker]

Puppeteer is Google themselves though? lol

It may sound surprising yes, but automation is needed for certain stuff such as running tests with extensions, automated submissions etc. Some examples are listed here https://developers.google.com/web/tools/puppeteer/
I don't think they intended it for us blackhatters in terms of platform manipulation, but there is always a way

 

[Captain_Nothing]

@augustwu PM me if you want a work around. Don't want to say in the open because I use it for all my Python scripts.