Python Selenium: Can selenium driver be identified via javascript?









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This is the site that I want to login into: https://nid.naver.com/nidlogin.login



When I tried to log in this site using selenium webdriver, it showed CAPTCHA.



But when I type id/pw by myself, keyboard typing, the CAPTCHA didn't show up!



How can selenium driver be detected?










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  • It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 4:34










  • it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
    – ewwink
    Nov 9 at 8:20










  • @Sraw it can indeed be detected
    – Corey Goldberg
    Nov 9 at 16:19










  • @CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 16:41














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This is the site that I want to login into: https://nid.naver.com/nidlogin.login



When I tried to log in this site using selenium webdriver, it showed CAPTCHA.



But when I type id/pw by myself, keyboard typing, the CAPTCHA didn't show up!



How can selenium driver be detected?










share|improve this question





















  • It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 4:34










  • it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
    – ewwink
    Nov 9 at 8:20










  • @Sraw it can indeed be detected
    – Corey Goldberg
    Nov 9 at 16:19










  • @CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 16:41












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This is the site that I want to login into: https://nid.naver.com/nidlogin.login



When I tried to log in this site using selenium webdriver, it showed CAPTCHA.



But when I type id/pw by myself, keyboard typing, the CAPTCHA didn't show up!



How can selenium driver be detected?










share|improve this question













This is the site that I want to login into: https://nid.naver.com/nidlogin.login



When I tried to log in this site using selenium webdriver, it showed CAPTCHA.



But when I type id/pw by myself, keyboard typing, the CAPTCHA didn't show up!



How can selenium driver be detected?







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  • It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 4:34










  • it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
    – ewwink
    Nov 9 at 8:20










  • @Sraw it can indeed be detected
    – Corey Goldberg
    Nov 9 at 16:19










  • @CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 16:41
















  • It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 4:34










  • it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
    – ewwink
    Nov 9 at 8:20










  • @Sraw it can indeed be detected
    – Corey Goldberg
    Nov 9 at 16:19










  • @CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
    – Sraw
    Nov 9 at 16:41















It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
– Sraw
Nov 9 at 4:34




It cannot be detected, but your human actions can be detected. If there is no human actions(Type one by one instead of flush in, mouse move or something else), then whatever it is, it is at least not human.
– Sraw
Nov 9 at 4:34












it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
– ewwink
Nov 9 at 8:20




it showing CAPTCHA maybe because you have several login failed
– ewwink
Nov 9 at 8:20












@Sraw it can indeed be detected
– Corey Goldberg
Nov 9 at 16:19




@Sraw it can indeed be detected
– Corey Goldberg
Nov 9 at 16:19












@CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
– Sraw
Nov 9 at 16:41




@CoreyGoldberg Really? Learnt, thank you.
– Sraw
Nov 9 at 16:41












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It depends on your driver. Chromedriver does set specific js variables when it starts the browser. I'm sure other driver vendors have something similar. So, in short, yes. There are different ways it can determine that you are running via webdriver.






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  • But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
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It depends on your driver. Chromedriver does set specific js variables when it starts the browser. I'm sure other driver vendors have something similar. So, in short, yes. There are different ways it can determine that you are running via webdriver.






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  • But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
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    Nov 10 at 21:08














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It depends on your driver. Chromedriver does set specific js variables when it starts the browser. I'm sure other driver vendors have something similar. So, in short, yes. There are different ways it can determine that you are running via webdriver.






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  • But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
    – user3595632
    Nov 10 at 21:08












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It depends on your driver. Chromedriver does set specific js variables when it starts the browser. I'm sure other driver vendors have something similar. So, in short, yes. There are different ways it can determine that you are running via webdriver.






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It depends on your driver. Chromedriver does set specific js variables when it starts the browser. I'm sure other driver vendors have something similar. So, in short, yes. There are different ways it can determine that you are running via webdriver.







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  • But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
    – user3595632
    Nov 10 at 21:08
















  • But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
    – user3595632
    Nov 10 at 21:08















But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
– user3595632
Nov 10 at 21:08




But when I log in by myself manually (without using python code) via selenium webdriver, It works. So I think that It's not matter of driver itself... I think there are some human checking scripts on that site... Still can't find it
– user3595632
Nov 10 at 21:08

















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