No law anywhere names CAPTCHA solving as an offence. What creates liability is the access it gets you, the contract you agreed to, and the data you collect.

Cypress specs run in the browser, so the solver client belongs in a Node task. Where to register it, the timeout that kills the run, and how to inject the token.

Crawlee has no CAPTCHA hook, so the solve belongs inside requestHandler. Here is where to put it, the timeout that bites, and how to retry through the queue.

Two requests, three collection variables and a five line script. How to submit a CAPTCHA task from Postman, poll for the answer, and loop without hanging.

A reCAPTCHA token is valid for two minutes and can be verified once. Here is where that budget goes, which clock runs out first, and how to stop wasting it.

n8n has no CAPTCHA node. Two HTTP Request nodes and a Wait node do the whole job against a solver on localhost, with nothing leaving your network.

Google’s own reCAPTCHA widgets carry an extra data-s value. Miss it and the token is rejected. Here is where it lives, what to call it in the SDK, and a working script.

Proxies apply to three of the four CAPTCHA families, and rotating on every request is what gets you blocked. Pin one IP per session, rotate on failure.

undetected-chromedriver gets you past the fingerprint checks, not past the widget. Here is how to read the sitekey, solve locally and inject the token in the same session.

Both codes come back from in.php before a task is ever created. The usual cause is sending sitekey where reCAPTCHA wants googlekey. Here is how to find and fix each one.