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How do you get "k" (captcha iFrame) parameter which is needed to solve captcha without loading the page with JS? I was under impression that this was not possible, without browser, for example Selenium. And yes, I do know everything you said. In my testing I just came into conclusion that I need to have some headless browser to unlock and create accounts. I got Selenium working, it's just not inside my bots anymore. Not sure about RAM problem because my bots aren't 100% ready yet, but I won't be running Selenium browser (or browsers, depending how fast I need to unlock/create accounts) on the same server as where bots will be. Edit. Nevermind, I just realised that the captcha datakey is constant, somehow I thought it changes between page loads, which means Selenium is not needed. I also tested how much RAM Selenium eats, and it seems to be only 4-5mb when running headless, but that doesn't really matter anymore.

I am using 2captcha, but I thought you mean using something like CURL which cannot resolve captchas. Original discussion was why use selenium, not how to unlock or create accounts, I have solved those problems already.

How do you solve captcha?

I create accounts only when I need, and Selenium is ran in headless mode. I don't really know other ways to create and unlock accounts automaticly.

For creating and unlocking accounts

Hmm, so running Selenium inside the OsBot is out of question? Looks like Selenium needs the setProperty() to be able to run WebDriver. When running straight from IDE with debugging, setProperty() works but in CLI it doesn't. Ok, thanks for info.

Hello, Is System.setProperty() blocked by permissions? For example I have this line of code: System.setProperty("Test", "Test"); When I run .jar file from CLI client gives this error: [ERROR][Bot #1][03/31 11:52:27 PM]: Blocked permission: ("java.util.PropertyPermission" "Test" "write") Anyway around this?

Hi, I'm having problems running the -allow norandoms in IntelliJ when debugging. When running straight from the CLI, the -allow norandoms works. All other parameters work just fine in IntelliJ. Any ideas? Here are the Program arguments inside IntelliJ: -allow norandoms -debug 5005 -login user:password -bot none:none:0000 -world 000 -proxy ip:port edit. Nevermind, problem seemed to be that the -allow norandoms has to be last parameter