How to set the rule for recaptcha check box "I'm not a robot"

[wingcha...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I wonder what is the rule should be for recaptcha  check box "I'm not a robot".

Thanks,

Wing

[thdoan]

I've never tried it myself, but you can try creating a JavaScript rule that simulates a mouse click on the checkbox.

[geork...@gmail.com]

Hi,

I can't make this to work. I've tried several Javascript rules with no success. I'll appreciate it if anyone can help me... you can try on this demo page

https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/demo

Thanks,

George

[geork...@gmail.com]

Hi thdoan, please can you check on this. I think this one is a little bit tricky.
BTW thank you for your amazing tool...

Regards,
George

[thdoan]

Hi, here's a JavaScript rule to auto-check this sample recaptcha:

https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/demo

document.querySelector('.recaptcha-checkbox-checkmark').click();

Pro tip: you can always test to see if a JavaScript rule will work by opening the console (F12) and executing the command directly. This saves you a ton of time with trial & error.

[geork...@gmail.com]

It doesn't work... I have some experience in Javascript but this one is a little bit tricky. Actually the recaptcha v2 detects humans by only clicking that checkbox (it's not really a simple checkbox) so is not easy to automate this process. Anyway, I gave up this task ;)

George

[thdoan]

Can you give me a sample URL where it doesn't work? (it's working with the Google demo)

On Tuesday, May 22, 2018 at 2:32:53 PM UTC-7, georkings88wrote:

[geork...@gmail.com]

It doesn't work for me with Google Demo. Are you trying the rule with autofill?

The point is that rechapta code is generated dynamically so the tag you mention is not present at the page load.

[jack...@gmail.com]

You're right. The javascript code only works when a human actually clicks on it. It is indeed tricky.

[thdoan]

Are you guys using a JavaScript rule? Using the rule above, I can autofill the Google demo 100% of the time:

https://youtu.be/Ekecvn51EjU

[jack...@gmail.com]

I see what you mean now. However, when I first tried it, it asked me to do "human" things.

Also, I think we were referring to using the console. I don't understand how it works when I put the javascript into the Autofill, but that does not when I went the javascript into the console immediately after loading the page. But for the most part, this is a solid solution.

[thdoan]

Checking "I'm not a robot" is the easy part; even if they randomize the name/id, you can still do it using document.querySelector('css selector for the checkbox'). You can even add a rule below to auto-click the submit button to automate everything for you; then use the Site filters to automate everything for each page (e.g., this way you an automate the entire store checkout process).

The one CAPTCHA that you'll never be able to "autofill" is the one that shows a bunch of images and asks you to select which images contain a tree, etc.