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Most CAPTCHA's today also look at meta signals. You can significantly increase your success rate by adding some "random human" actions: - wiggle the mouse a b
by dist-epoch 3y ago
Most CAPTCHA's today also look at meta signals.
You can significantly increase your success rate by adding some "random human" actions:
- wiggle the mouse a bit, don't go in a straight line
- click multiple times in quick succession on a image
- wait a bit before clicking the Submit button after selecting matching images
- match a wrong image and then immediately unmatch it (as if a mistake)
- click randomly on the page around the CAPTCHA
- resize the window a bit, rotate the scroll mouse a bit
And don't do the exact same thing every time, improvise, pick randomly 2-3 actions from the list.
- eigh0xohyeib6Te 3y agoI regard these as more or less slave labor and in the interest of polluting training data I've been intentionally making a minority of incorrect selections on these for years. I was surprised how rarely that I have to make more than one submission in spite of intentionally making incorrect selections. I'm looking forward to Google getting sued after a Waymo tries to make a right on red at a pontoon boat.