reCAPTCHA use TLS handshakes to determine whether a request is coming from a legitimate browser. Browsers handle these through specific protocols, client hello messages, and cipher suites. Node's https module allows you to define these protocols and ciphers, which can be useful for making requests seem legitimate, that is, in the case CAPTCHA solving support would ever be added.
Most CAPTCHA solvers nowadays do not require an extension and have API support, would that solve the seeming problem of CAPTCHA solvers requiring extensions?
reCAPTCHA is also pretty loose when detecting bots, so at least in my experience, it isn't much of a hassle.
Also, most CAPTCHA solvers are pretty much the same, all you'd need to do is allow for custom domain parameters.
reCAPTCHA use TLS handshakes to determine whether a request is coming from a legitimate browser. Browsers handle these through specific protocols, client hello messages, and cipher suites. Node's https module allows you to define these protocols and ciphers, which can be useful for making requests seem legitimate, that is, in the case CAPTCHA solving support would ever be added.
Most CAPTCHA solvers nowadays do not require an extension and have API support, would that solve the seeming problem of CAPTCHA solvers requiring extensions?
reCAPTCHA is also pretty loose when detecting bots, so at least in my experience, it isn't much of a hassle.
Also, most CAPTCHA solvers are pretty much the same, all you'd need to do is allow for custom domain parameters.