Jdownloader's built in anticaptcha system used to work when the CAPTCHAs were simple. But nowadays, Jdownloader doesn't seem to decode captchas properly.
Filehosting sites like Fileserve, Hotfile and Filesonic are using a new system called reCAPTCHA. This system is developed by Google and is used to digitize books.
This means that when Google taking help from human beings to convert books and newspapers into digital format. This is necessary because, computers cannot automate this process. The text cannot be recognized by computers, but it is easy for human beings to understand. So, each and every time you enter a captcha, you are helping to digitize some old text, say from the New York Times!
But, if you are a non premium user of the many filehosting sites, you may be bugged to enter captcha each and every time you wanted to download a file. So, is there no solution to this?
A new plugin from captchatrader allows it's users to barter captchas among themselves. eg: If you enter 10 captchas today, you are given some credits. Later on, when you need to download some files, somebody else will enter CAPTCHA for you, till your credits last. So, no bots are used and you always have your CAPTCHA entered correctly. What a clever way to implement anticaptcha!
Filehosting sites like Fileserve, Hotfile and Filesonic are using a new system called reCAPTCHA. This system is developed by Google and is used to digitize books.
This means that when Google taking help from human beings to convert books and newspapers into digital format. This is necessary because, computers cannot automate this process. The text cannot be recognized by computers, but it is easy for human beings to understand. So, each and every time you enter a captcha, you are helping to digitize some old text, say from the New York Times!
But, if you are a non premium user of the many filehosting sites, you may be bugged to enter captcha each and every time you wanted to download a file. So, is there no solution to this?
A new plugin from captchatrader allows it's users to barter captchas among themselves. eg: If you enter 10 captchas today, you are given some credits. Later on, when you need to download some files, somebody else will enter CAPTCHA for you, till your credits last. So, no bots are used and you always have your CAPTCHA entered correctly. What a clever way to implement anticaptcha!
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