Extension settings

Settings available for change:

Key	Type	Description
isEnabled	Boolean	Is the extension enabled by default or not
clientKey	String	API key
captchaList	Array<String>	List of captchas that are enabled (by default all capthas are enabled)
captchaExtra	Object<{[String]: 1 / 0}>	List of captchas that can be solved by clicks (Token - 0, Click - 1)
repeatsCount	Number	Number of repeated solutions after an error
isEnabledIgnoreList	Boolean	Whether the blacklist of sites specified in the IgnoreList field is enabled
ignoreList	Array<String>	List of sites to ignore the solving
proxy	Object	Proxy settings
isManualResolving	Boolean	Is manual recognition enabled
delayStartCount	Array<{[CaptchaType]: Number}>	Delay before solving captcha
autoClick	Array<{[CaptchaType]: Boolean}>	Is the ability to automatically start captcha solving enabled
autoSolve	Array<{[CaptchaType]: Boolean}>	Is the ability to automatically solve the captcha window enabled
textCaptchaSaveOnSite	Boolean	Whether to save the selected elements on the site for text captcha
delayAfterLoadPage	Number	Delay before starting to solve a text captcha, if it was saved for the site
recaptchaClickSelector	String	DOM Element selector to click when starting a Recaptcha solving
globalVariable	String	Name of the field for interaction with the extension via a global object

There are several ways to change extension settings:

1. Before installing the extension.
2. When the extension is already installed.

Changing settings before installation

When installing the extension via a package (downloadable at the link), it is possible to set the initial parameters with which the extension will work. To do this, you need to unpack the package and edit the defaultSettings.json file, and then repackage it.

Description of the settings file defaultSettings.json

The settings file looks like this:

defaultSettings.json

{
  "isEnabled": true,
  "clientKey": "",
  "captchaList": [
    "ReCaptcha2",
    "ReCaptcha3",
    "ReCaptchaEnterprise",
    "FunCaptcha",
    "GeeTest",
    "ImageToText",
    "Turnstile"
  ],
  "captchaExtra": {
    "ReCaptcha2": 1,
    "FunCaptcha": 1
  },
  "repeatsCount": 0,
  "isEnabledIgnoreList": false,
  "ignoreList": [],
  "proxy": {
    "isEnabled": false,
    "type": "http",
    "address": "",
    "port": 3128,
    "login": "",
    "password": ""
  },
  "manualResolving": false
}

Changing the settings using JS

The name of the global variable must be specified in the extension, for example, CMExtension.

After initializing the extension on the currently active page, the specified global variable appears, which allows us to manipulate the extension's settings.

Note that event handlers are attached to the properties, not to the data inside.

Example

window.CMExtension.isEnabled = false;