It automatically detects and solves reCAPTCHA challenges (v2 and v3) during browser automation using Puppeteer. It injects a page.solveRecaptchas() method for quick and seamless solving.

Yes, it supports both reCAPTCHA v2 (checkbox and invisible) and v3 (score-based). Support may depend on the CAPTCHA-solving provider used.

Yes, the plugin itself is open-source and free. However, solving CAPTCHAs requires integration with a paid or trial-based CAPTCHA-solving service like CaptchaAI.

You install it with npm i puppeteer-extra-plugin-recaptcha and configure it with your chosen CAPTCHA service credentials. Full setup is explained on the GitHub page.

Yes. It works with both headless and headful modes, though solving rates may improve with more "human-like" browser configurations.

Unlike other providers that often throttle requests or charge extra for higher thread counts, CaptchaAI offers generous concurrency, low-latency solving, and reliable support for reCAPTCHA v2/v3. It's ideal for users scaling browser automation across multiple instances.

Without a strong solver like CaptchaAI, users may encounter:

• Frequent ERROR_CAPTCHA_UNSOLVABLE messages.
   
• Delays or timeouts from providers with weak infrastructure.
   
• Restrictions on concurrent threads or limited accuracy on score-based CAPTCHAs.

Yes. You can pass custom options like proxy, user-agent, and cookies to improve success rates—especially for invisible or score-based reCAPTCHAs.

The page.solveRecaptchas() function will safely return with a solved: false status. It won’t crash your script.

CaptchaAI does not support audio CAPTCHAs or hCaptcha at this time. The plugin may support other solvers that do, but results vary.