How to bypass captcha on linkedin?

Question

Python

I'm trying to parse linkedin, at any random moment it can throw out a captcha, I googled and found a way to bypass captchas using the 2captcha.com service. When I started looking at how to use the service, some inconsistencies appeared, in the post request the service needs to specify the sitekey, but I can’t find just such an attribute in the code of the captcha page, I found only a very similar one (name="captchaSiteKey"), so the first the question is whether these attributes are the same? The second question seems to me more complicated, after the service processes the captcha and gives the result, then I need to put the key of the processed captcha into the textarea with id = g-recaptcha-response, after which I need to submit the answer by clicking on some some button, but the funny thing is that there are no buttons on the page and I don't know how to send the captcha to the site for consideration.

Answer 1

Answered on another site. The point is to call the callback function, but we also recommend that you simply track the POST request when manually solving the captcha. If all the request headers and its body (usually it's just the token itself - the answer to the captcha) you can find out directly from the site without calling additional. functions, it would be much easier.