Is it any way to do it ? I have automated script which searches through website with captcha and I noticed that if I open this website manually there is only "I'm not a robot" checkbox but when I open it using selenium there are also several puzzles to solve so server must recognize that my browser "is being controlled by automated test software" as Chrome says.
I tried to use incognito mode but it doesn't help.
The main goal of Captcha is: an application to prevent unauthorized access and automated accessing of the websites using any tools/bots. Selenium(or any Automation Tool) cannot read CAPTCHAs.
So, if y can, mock this service in the staging/test environment.
Also, Captcha is an outside service.
It's not necessary to test Captcha behavior, right?
However (as for everything, a hack is available), you can use some software/websites to convert ‘image to text’ (which would be not ‘always’ correct!)
Another thing, we can set cookies for Captcha. The secret key for captcha should be used in this case.
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I want to automate the connexion to gmail with selenium 4.
but I get the following message:
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how can i disable the detection ?
I have tried all the solutions that exist in the web now, but no result :(
Please Help !
Thank you
Here are some common client-side checks done by many websites to block selenium and other automated browsers.
window._phantom
window.webdriver
window.domAutomation
window.$cdc_asdjflasutopfhvcZLmcfl_
document.$cdc_asdjflasutopfhvcZLmcfl_
window.document.documentElement.getAttribute('webdriver')
navigator.webdriver
window.document.documentElement.getAttribute('driver')
window.document.documentElement.getAttribute('selenium')
window.cdc_adoQpoasnfa76pfcZLmcfl_Array
window.__nightmare
window._Selenium_IDE_Recorder
window.__$webdriverAsyncExecutor
window.__driver_evaluate
window.__selenium_evaluate
window.domAutomationController
window.calledSelenium
window.callSelenium
Majority of checks are in the window, navigator and document javascript object. You can spoof these values using javascript. Make sure your javascript is executed prior to that of the website's.
Using Selenium for emails is overkill. I'd highly suggest looking into the Jakarta Mail API for a much easier, less consumptive approach.
I am facing authentication pop up for a webpage:
for now take it as example,
https://test.com
what I have tried
https://username:password#test.com
but it is not logging in. the pop again comes and asks for login credentials.
Issue
I have to run the script headless so I don't want to use AutoIT, Robot, is there other way to handle this?
This is called Basic Authorization and solved by injecting header with authentication data. What you have tried used to work before but then it was considered insecure so such form of authentication is no more supported.
Selenium does not have native mechanism to address that but you can use BrowserMob-Proxy in order to add header data from your Selenium test.
Trying to automate the salesforce application but it has verification code after logged in and couldn't able to find any solutions to automate verification code.Tried using cookies for existing browser session but couldn't able to automate
as it is always opening the salesforce application in new session.Kindly provide any other valuable solutions on this.
You can add your IP to whitelist in Security Controls -> Network Access and the verification code step will not be appear anymore to your pc.
Ok, so we know that there are several ways to handle Basic authentication pop up using Selenium like by integrating with tools like AutoIT, robot etc and by using Alert class but I am interested in a solution of passing the value in the url itself as I need to run my test on headless browser and I don't think solution like AutoIT or Alert will work in headless.
So, I am using the below syntax to handle the authentication window in Selenium
driver.get("http://UserName:Password#mydomain.com");
But I need to pass the domain name as well in the above command but whenever I am using the below syntax, it is giving me an error that the page not found
driver.get("http://mydomainname\\UserName:Password#mydomain.com");
Currently I am using chrome but my guess is if above solution works in Chrome then it should work in Headless browser as well.
Thanks for any help!
Try this:
driver.get("http://mydomainname%5cUserName:Password#url.com");
Ensure that the 'url.com' here in this example is the url that appears on the browser when the authentication pop-up turns up.
I am creating an application in which there will be multiple iframes within the main window- forms will be opened for submission in the main window and each form's target iframe will be one of the many iframes available...
I want to be able to access the response of each form submission, i.e. I want to access content in child iframe from code in the main window.
Please clarify the following for me-
(1) As I understand Same Origin Policy does not permit the above scenario? Am I correct?
(2) Is there some way to enable the access to child iframe, that i require, in any web browser? I saw some posts on SO about this, and even tried some of the solutions, but nothing works (I tried Google Chrome, Firefox 6, Firefox 3.6 and Safari).
(3) In case its not possible to get such data access in browser, then can I get such access by embedding a browser component in my java desktop app? In such case which browser component do you recommend?
Only if the content of the child iframes is loaded from another domain.
Generally not. In some newer browsers, the target domain can use HTTP Access Control headers to allow cross-site requests to be made to it, but there is no way for the source site to make that decision.
I'm not familiar with Java browser components, so I'll let someone else answer this part.