Proxies for CAPTCHA solving?

As for proxy types, I’d go with residential proxies. They use real residential IPs, which may be less likely to get flagged than datacenter IPs. Just keep in mind that IP reputation and browser behavior also matter with reCAPTCHA.
 
As for proxy types, I’d go with residential proxies. They use real residential IPs, which may be less likely to get flagged than datacenter IPs. Just keep in mind that IP reputation and browser behavior also matter with reCAPTCHA.
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Best proxies for captcha solving, specifically recaptcha. Anyone?
You should go for residential proxies as they offer the best protection against fingerprint leaks then pair that with a antidetect browsers. reCaptcha problems should ne solved.
 
1. Residential proxies
2. Consistent fingerprint

The fingerprint is crucial. With a solid browser/network fingerprint, you can even get away with using DCH proxies.
 
There is some proxy companies that sell specific captcha proxies made for farming accounts on google etc, to get better captcha scores. Specifically sneaker proxy providers.
 
Bratha, proxy will not fix that, just install captcha solver or use anti detect browser with same built in captcha solver, like gologin or adspower or etc.
 
Perhaps you could consider compliant solutions, such as optimizing page interactions or adjusting request frequency, to reduce the triggers for verification.
 
Perhaps you could consider compliant solutions, such as optimizing page interactions or adjusting request frequency, to reduce the triggers for verification.
You mean sleep timeouts in between requests and browser image clicks on the captcha?
 
i'd be careful with anything advertised as a special 'captcha proxy'. a mobile IP isn't a guaranteed pass for reCAPTCHA either. best thing is getting a small trial and seeing how the IPs perform on your actual target before buying a big package.
 
Residential ones is what I’ve been using, they do vary in quality though so some get flagged quicker than others, if you’re having difficulty with residential ones there’s alway 4G/mobile you could try out.
 
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