Nattsurfaren
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Does anyone have the same problem?
I tried with and without proxy. Cleared cache and cookies.
I tried with and without proxy. Cleared cache and cookies.
Captcha doesn't show
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Nattsurfaren
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Thanks for responding. I was worried that this was one of those posts nobody respond to.
It seams to be working in firefox. I will try with internet explorer on another computer. Yeah that is the browser I'm struggling with.
Funny thing is that IE worked a couple of days ago.
I'm using the latest IE.
I read that proxies can be blacklisted. I'm going through all my proxies. But I don't think it is likely to be the issue because I had the same problem without a proxy.
It seams to be working in firefox. I will try with internet explorer on another computer. Yeah that is the browser I'm struggling with.
Funny thing is that IE worked a couple of days ago.
I'm using the latest IE.
I read that proxies can be blacklisted. I'm going through all my proxies. But I don't think it is likely to be the issue because I had the same problem without a proxy.
Nattsurfaren
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This is really annoying.
I'm using a custom homemade internet explorer browser to simplify tasks.
I checked the HTML5 test and both IE and my browser gave the same score.
It shows in internet explorer but not in the home made. Same proxy.
Internet explorer and my browser are using the same browser component.
It is really annoying.
Anyone please help. I would appreciate it.
I'm using a custom homemade internet explorer browser to simplify tasks.
I checked the HTML5 test and both IE and my browser gave the same score.
It shows in internet explorer but not in the home made. Same proxy.
Internet explorer and my browser are using the same browser component.
It is really annoying.
Anyone please help. I would appreciate it.
Nattsurfaren
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I figured it out:
headers
headers
Nattsurfaren
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Do you suggest changing the browser component?
I'm in deep c# coding for doing this.
I'm in deep c# coding for doing this.
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I think I recognise your username from the old yagc forums! probably going back 7 years or so now!
Anyways, what are you using? The .net IE browser? Or something else?
I would recommend selenium with firefox driver.
Using a headless browser I had issues (phantomJS)
With firefox driver, all working fine.
But the new captcha is tricky to automate. Have to pull a few iframes, action in those, step out, move the mouse and it will work.
If you need more help, with /without selenium, just post in here or the c# and can let you know in more detail how I did it (if needed)
Anyways, what are you using? The .net IE browser? Or something else?
I would recommend selenium with firefox driver.
Using a headless browser I had issues (phantomJS)
With firefox driver, all working fine.
But the new captcha is tricky to automate. Have to pull a few iframes, action in those, step out, move the mouse and it will work.
If you need more help, with /without selenium, just post in here or the c# and can let you know in more detail how I did it (if needed)
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lol It is always in the headers, even if you don't think it is. Even if you swear it isn't. It is. Always. Without fail.
My wall has a hole shaped like my head where I have banged against it so many times in infuriation. Only to find, that yes, the answer was in the headers
blackboobs
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You need to Clear Browser Data