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  https://2captcha.com/blog/vk-captcha-bypass I’ve been waiting so long for this – and it’s finally here! 🎉 This week, 2Captcha rolled out support for VK CAPTCHA, and I couldn’t be happier. If you’ve ever hit that annoying VK login captcha wall, you know what I mean. They come in two forms – a simple text one and that kaleidoscope-style image madness. Well, now there's a way through both! Token Method (for the classic CAPTCHA) First, if you're dealing with the simple version, here’s what you do: Pop open your browser dev tools and trigger the CAPTCHA (just try logging in). Boom – you'll see either a redirect_uri or session_token pop up. Grab one of those – that’s your golden ticket. Here’s the format for the API call to 2Captcha: { "method" : "vkcaptcha" , "key" : "API_key" , "session_token" : "your_token" , "proxy" : "login:pass@IP:port" , "proxytype" : ...

  https://2captcha.com/h/how-to-bypass-captcha-using-tampermonkey So… you’re just trying to do a thing on the internet, and boom — up pops the infamous "Click all the pictures with traffic lights" . You squint. You click. You wonder: Is the pole part of the traffic light? You fail. You click again. Congratulations, you’re now officially more frustrated than a printer in 2003. Good news: There’s a way out. It’s called Tampermonkey + 2Captcha , and it basically tells the captcha gods, “Not today.” 🧠 What You Need (a.k.a. the Holy Toolkit) A browser (unless you're reading this on a toaster) Tampermonkey – the extension that lets you bend websites to your will A 2Captcha account — yes, they solve captchas for a living (no joke) Your 2Captcha API key Some idea of what JavaScript is (or the bravery to paste things blindly and hope for the best) 🛠️ The Setup (a.k.a. Wizardry for the Lazy) Install Tampermonkey. Yes, really. Click “Create a new script” i...

  Okay, story time. You know those annoying “I’m not a robot” checkboxes? Yeah, the ones that always show up right when you’re in a rush — and then make you click on 12 blurry pictures of buses, traffic lights, and… is that a fire hydrant? Who even knows. Well, I got tired of wasting time and figured out how to solve them automatically using something called Greasy Fork , a cool browser extension manager, and 2Captcha , an online service that handles captchas for you. No more clicking. No more guessing. Just poof — done. 🧰 What You’ll Need Here’s your captcha-fighting starter pack: 🧠 A 2Captcha account and your API key 🧩 Tampermonkey (or Violentmonkey) installed in your browser 📜 A userscript from Greasy Fork (or just copy-paste the one below) ⚙️ Some very basic JavaScript knowledge (or a friend who has it) No need for bots, backends, or PhDs in engineering. Just your browser, a bit of copy-pasting, and some digital wizardry. 🦾 What the Script Does (Li...

  https://2captcha.com/h/how-to-bypass-captcha-using-tampermonkey As a technical specialist, I often deal with websites that use reCAPTCHA v2 to block bots and automation. While this is understandable from a security perspective, there are legitimate cases — such as automated testing, data scraping, or form submissions — where bypassing captchas in a controlled environment becomes necessary. In this article, I’ll walk you through how to automate solving reCAPTCHA v2 using the Tampermonkey browser extension and the 2Captcha API , with a fully functional userscript written in JavaScript. Prerequisites Before we start, ensure you have the following: ✅ Tampermonkey installed in your browser ( Download here ) ✅ An active 2Captcha.com account and API key ✅ Basic knowledge of JavaScript and how to inspect elements in the browser Installing and Setting Up Tampermonkey Go to tampermonkey.net and install the extension for your preferred browser. Click the Tampermonkey icon...