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This step-by-step guide will show you how to configure Anonymous Proxies' residential and datacenter proxies inside the CAPTCHAs.IO.
CAPTCHAs.IO is a CAPTCHA Solver APIaaS you can connect to your application when you need an automated, developer-friendly way to handle a wide range of CAPTCHA challenges through one endpoint. It’s positioned as a fast, accurate service that supports everything from classic image, text, and audio CAPTCHAs to the major modern challenge providers, including newer protection systems as well.
Broad CAPTCHA coverage. It’s built to handle a wide mix of CAPTCHA types, so you are not juggling multiple services for different challenges.
Simple “submit then retrieve” workflow. You send a request, get back an ID, then fetch the result when it’s ready, which fits nicely into worker queues and retry logic.
Tunable performance settings. You can adjust timeouts and polling intervals so the solver behaves sensibly for your workload, whether you are running one script or many workers.
Proxy support. For specific challenge types, you can integrate residential proxies in your setuo to prevent IP bans, overcome rate limits, and simulate human behavior.
Before I show the steps to integrate Anonymous Proxies with CAPTCHAs.IO, make sure you are logged into Anonymous Proxies Dashboard and have your proxy credentials ready to paste in the setup below. For this tutorial, we’ll use residential proxies, because they are typically the best choice when your workflow needs a more “real world” connection profile and consistent reliability for longer running, large scale automation tasks. Also, if you want to go with datacenter proxies or mobile proxies, the setup remains the same.
First, we'll need to install their python package by running the command below.
Once you install the package, you'll need to initialize the SDK and point it to CAPTCHAs.IO’s API server. Here, be sure that you'll paste your own API key.
Now it's time to make a proxy object with the credentials you have in our dashboard.
Before you build anything bigger, confirm your CAPTCHAs.IO key is valid and the SDK can communicate with the API.
If this prints your balance, your setup is good.
Now that your solver is configured and your Anonymous Proxies details are ready, you can attach the proxy object to the CAPTCHAs.IO methods that support it (for the moment, CAPTCHAs.IO only supports recaptcha, funcaptcha and geetest methods).
Here's is the complete Python code. Don't forget to put your own credentials in it.
If you run into any issues while setting up your residential proxies with CAPTCHAs.IO or you have a question about picking the right proxy type, reach out to the Anonymous Proxies support team and we’ll help you get it sorted quickly. And if you want more step by step tutorials like this, head over to our integrations page to explore additional setup guides and workflows.
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