noellarkin
Senior Member
- Mar 14, 2021
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The reason I ask is, I've shifted to using PaleMoon/classic Firefox browser and the new webextensions plugin (available on Mozilla's addon) isn't available for classic FF (ie UXP/XUL).
At the moment I'm using a Greasemonkey script that uses the AudioCaptcha hack, but this is far from optimal. Ideally I'd like to have a plugin or Greasemonkey script that connects to DeathbyCaptcha or any other similar service.
For those of you who've been botting for more than a few years, how did you handle recaptcha verification prior to 2017? Did you use a Greasemonkey script to connect to the Captcha Solving service API? Or did you use a Firefox plugin?
BTW, the reason I'm using pale moon (and it's forks) instead of FF/Chromium is the resource utilization, it's far, far lesser than any other browser out there.
At the moment I'm using a Greasemonkey script that uses the AudioCaptcha hack, but this is far from optimal. Ideally I'd like to have a plugin or Greasemonkey script that connects to DeathbyCaptcha or any other similar service.
For those of you who've been botting for more than a few years, how did you handle recaptcha verification prior to 2017? Did you use a Greasemonkey script to connect to the Captcha Solving service API? Or did you use a Firefox plugin?
BTW, the reason I'm using pale moon (and it's forks) instead of FF/Chromium is the resource utilization, it's far, far lesser than any other browser out there.