Recent content by Arc717

Captchas (dot) io is down for me. I bought the service before your recommendation, just gonna put it out here for anyone else, red flag. Also, Captchas (dot) io and solverecaptcha are run by the same person. I bought a small subscription to both to test them out, and my money went to the same...

How quickly does Xevil solve reCaptchav2's? I'm averaging about 41 seconds per ReCaptchav2 with a 76% successful solve rate using captchas (dot) io. Can Xevil beat that? If so, would it be by a decent amount? What sort of solving times and success rates can Xevil do?

Eh, how much would a quick Python script like that cost? Also I have alternatives to selenium in Python. I tested it in Incognito mode like you said and it is much faster than selenium.

Does Xevil have any documentation explaining how to do this. I couldn't find any on their site, or on their botmasterlabs page. I've never done ReCaptcha breaking before, so I just need documentation to get me started. I've heard good things about Xevil, but it doesn't have any documentation...

Is there any way to integrate Xevil with selenium on Python? I wasn't able to find any documentation for Xevil on their site, that makes me hesitant to buy.

I am currently web-scraping a bunch of similar pages in Python. Here is my Setup: - Using Requests sessions to get data, no Selenium or JavaScript involved - Using Threads to make concurrent requests, not Asyncio or Aiohttp (Aiohttp is too buggy) - 55 Threads - Maintaining a pool of Request...

I run a service that revolves around sending 5-10 mobile notifications a day to peoples' phones. Right now I use Twilio to deliver these mobile notifications as SMS messages. It's costing me $0.0075/SMS to $0.015/SMS for longer messages. This was fine at first, but as I grew my service, so did...

sockpuppet Sorry for not replying sooner, I've been busy w/ a few other things. I will try this soon and let you know how it goes. Funny, I've come across Pychrome as well, I just passed it by because I couldn't figure out how to use it. I managed to get as far as to: but then I stopped when I...

Selenium can handle a high load of requests without being detected. I believe all you have to do is give each browser a unique profile and a unique proxy and you are set. Granted selenium is a bit heavy on the ram and processing (even in headless) for making basic requests, but it gets the job...

jamie3000 I've seen you on that other thread for distill for a while. You haven't gotten a solution for scraping them yet? Does that thing I posted in Python not work for you? or are you looking for a cleaner solution? Also, GrandScraperG, TripAdvisor already does that. Not saying it isn't...

I came across that a while ago. It was one of the first things I found actually. I couldn't figure out how to inject the JS through Python. Also and he's using puppeteer, which is for NodeJS. NodeJS webdrivers like NightmareJS can get through without any injection at all (someone made me a...

As the title says I'm trying to make my own site that allows users to pay a monthly fee for a membership, login, renew their membership, cancel their membership, etc. I would like to restrict one page on the site to paying members only. I would also only like to have one account be logged in...

Alright took me a while but here is final solution for anyone interested: run the following line in command prompt: start chrome.exe --remote-debugging-port=5351 then in Python: from selenium import webdriver from selenium.webdriver.chrome.options import Options chrome_options = Options()...

I'm having some trouble with the Python libs. If you still have some of your rough code, I'd love to see it if you wouldn't mind showing me it. The few PyChrome libs out there on github seem to be so out of date that they don't even spawn a browser instance. I believe you can spawn a browser...

Thank you! Holy Cow, grab took me 10 minutes to get what I want, I've been looking for hours. Here's what I got in Python: from grab import Grab g = Grab(timeout=30) url = "I cant post urls on BHW yet" resp = g.go(url) what_you_want = resp.unicode_body() I tried to do that with requests and...