Browser Use tells its model that CAPTCHAs are solved automatically, which is only true on its cloud browsers. Here is the custom tool that solves them on your own Chromium with CapSkip, and the two 180 second limits to raise.

A Capy Puzzle answer is three values, not a token, and CapSkip holds it back for two seconds on purpose. Here is the Python that finds the key, calls solver.capy() and posts all three fields through one requests session.

Laravel’s queue worker kills a job at 60 seconds and hands one that is still running to another worker at 90, while a reCAPTCHA solve can poll for 300. Here is the job, the timeouts, the retry rule, and what changes when the worker runs on Windows.

requests and httpx each announce themselves in the User-Agent header, and a CaptchaFox token sent that way can be turned down. Here is the Python that solves the widget with CapSkip and submits the token under the browser that minted it.

Hangfire retries a failed job ten times over about four and a half hours, and an async solve still holds a worker for its whole run. Here is the .NET job, retry rule, queue and shutdown handling that make CAPTCHA solving behave.

Friendly Captcha ships two protocols under one name, and the page’s own script tag says which one a site runs. Here is the Python that reads it, hands it to CapSkip, and posts the token into the field the widget uses.

ALTCHA needs no browser, which makes it a natural fit for Scrapy, but the challenge endpoint returns a new document at the same URL every time and the duplicate filter quietly drops the second fetch. Here is the spider that avoids it.

A Capy Puzzle answer is three values, not a token, and it is held back for two seconds on purpose. Here is the C# call, where the key lives, and how to post all three fields before the challenge key goes stale.

A CaptchaFox token is bound to the browser that minted it, so the solve is only half the job. Here is the C# call, the widget source that decides the token format, and how to submit under the right user agent.

Crawl4AI has no CAPTCHA solver of its own, and since 0.8.5 its js_code runs after wait_for, which breaks the obvious way to submit a token. Here is the session flow that works, plus a hook for deep crawls.