Logins and CAPTCHAs exist to check that a person is present, and an automation isn't one. Let the automation pause at that step and hand it to you in a real browser window.
The job runs fine until a site asks who you are. Then it either fails, or sits there clicking at a page it can't get past.
A browser window opens on the page that needs you. You sign in or solve the challenge, confirm, and the recipe carries on from there.
Read the whole file before you run it: it's about twenty lines and it names every URL it calls and every file it writes.
See the recipe →Some steps belong to a human. A good automation knows which ones and asks, instead of pretending it can do everything.
No. It waits at the checkpoint until you come back, up to the timeout in the file.
No. You type it into the real site, in a normal browser window.
No. A person completes the check. Nothing is bypassed.
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