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Dmitry2016-04-05 02:32:49
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Dmitry, 2016-04-05 02:32:49

Parsing captcha from iCloud, what's the trouble?

scab https://www.icloud.com/activationlock/
first as a phantom, then I take the desired element with the src image in base64 naturally. But that's not the point. Initially, there are 3 divs on the page with id: sc917, sc921, sc924. In the first div I need src="data:image/ jpeg ;base64...
In the second and third image with sprites, but when I run it through the node, then in all these three divs the image with data:image/ gif ;base64 sprites ,... , the image of the captcha is replaced..
made a webshot.It turns out that it simply does not exist when loading
In the browser:
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Gives Phantom:
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made a webshot.
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Dmitry, 2016-04-05
@rudimo

It's decided. A little delay was needed.

setTimeout(function() {
      ............
}, 5000);

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