Captcha harvester
Get your one-click Gmails ready - here comes the harvester!
Some sites require a captcha to cart and/or checkout. The faster this captcha is processed, the more likely is a successful checkout. Pepper will already handle those captchas on-the-fly right now - but you can gain a huge advantage for scheduled drops when you pre-harvest those captchas right before the drop.
Thats where our captcha harvester comes into play!
Prerequisites
You will need:
Pepper
Pepper CLI
Usage
Make sure your Pepper setup is fully finished before starting with the harvester. Everything should be ready to run.
Starting and using our captcha harvester is easiest now.
You simply need to:
1) Start Pepper CLI as Administrator. In this way all the things will be set up in the right way. If no issue will appear, you are good.
1.1) If prompted, allow Pepper CLI to access both local and public networks.
2) Open Pepper chrome extension
3) Click on your avatar and then click on "Logger" menu item
3.1) A message should be now available inside the Logger. Something like "Harvester ready at XXX". Mark and copy the URL that is shown and bookmark this page because that's all what you need for an easy access to our harvester.
4) Select the store you want to harvest captchas for - doing so will immediately request the first captcha to harvest.
5) Keep track of your harvested captchas inside the Logger as captchas are only valid for a certain amount of time.
If you want to use a 3rd party solver, please set your Capmonster, 2Captcha or AYCD key in the settings.json. Don't forget to change the bankSize to your likings/ instances! The harvester will always try to hold this specified amount of captcha tokens ready.
All Pepper instances that are connected to the Pepper CLI will now make use of this captcha pool! No matter who opens the Logger, just all the banks are shared between all instances.
Please make sure to exclude the captcha harvester from your proxies by adding the URL to the exclusion list (see Multiple Instances).
Disable harvester auto-open
As said before, now the Harvester automatically opens itself when the Pepper CLI is launched. If you don't want that to happen, you can disable it by setting enabled property inside settings.json file to false. This will prevent the harvester automatically starting.
AYCD Autosolve
We are the first extension to fully support AYCD Autosolve and have a partnership with AYCD. You can find more details about it and a discount code inside our server!
In order to connect the captcha harvester with AYCD Autosolve you will have to edit the settings.json file inside your Pepper folder (same folder your updater is located).
Following settings have to be edited:
You will find your AYCD Access Token and the option to create a Bot API Key for Pepper inside of the AYCD dashboard (not in the application!). For more details about the access token and the bot API key - please refer to the guide of AYCD.
Once you have edited your settings.json like shown above you should launch AYCD Autosolve first and make sure it has the status "Connected". After that you launch the PepperScripts Captcha Harvester and it will connect to the already running AYCD Autosolve instance.
Note that AYCD Autosolve is the fastest and most versatile option to solve captchas with Pepper!
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