Reputation: 115
I have made a working python proxy rotator to avoid captchas.
I can verify that the proxies are taking hold because I make a request to a site that gets me my IP, and it's different each time.
However, the response headers tell me that I need to answer to their captcha. This wouldn't be a problem due to high traffic on these proxies, but, the problem is, I have even tried connecting those https proxies to my computer, and then signing up, and it does so without a captcha.
I have tried everything; even copying every single header word for word. Is it possible that the site could see my real IP and using that as a basis for captchas?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 474
Reputation: 99011
I've been using anti-captcha.com for quite a while and I'm happy with it, they charge about 0.7USD per 1000 images, which is quite affordable.
To install it use:
pip install antigate
Upvotes: 1