Antibot

Experimental Scrapium
Scrapium domain. Antibot is not part of the official Chrome DevTools Protocol. It is a Scrapium extension and only works on Scrapfly Cloud Browser.

Dependencies: Accessibility, Page

Commands

Antibot.performAction

Scrapium

Performs an accessibility action on a node identified by AXNodeId.
Retries automatically (up to 10 times at 200ms intervals) for OOPIFs
where the browser-side AX tree may take time to populate.

Parameters
Name Type Description
axNodeId Accessibility.AXNodeId
action string AX action to perform. Currently only "doDefault" is implemented.
frameId (optional) Page.FrameId Frame containing the target node. If omitted, uses the main frame.
metadata (optional) string
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.findAndPerformAction

Scrapium

Searches the browser-side AX tree across ALL frames (including OOPIFs)
for a node matching the selector, then performs the specified action.
Only "role" and "axNodeId" selector types are supported.
For "role" type, query is the AX role (e.g. "checkbox", "button")
and the browser walks all frames' AX trees. This works for OOPIF
frames where CDP Accessibility.getFullAXTree cannot reach
cross-process nodes.
Retries up to 40 times at 300ms intervals (~12s) if no match found.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector Only "role" and "axNodeId" selector types are supported.
action string AX action to perform. Currently only "doDefault" is implemented.
name (optional) string Optional AX accessible name substring to match. Filters matched
nodes by their accessible name. Works with both role and axNodeId.
frameUrl (optional) string Optional frame URL glob pattern to restrict search (e.g. "*cloudflare.com*").
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
foundNodeId (optional) string The AX node ID that was found and acted upon.
foundRole (optional) string The role of the found node.
foundName (optional) string The name of the found node.

Antibot.moveTo

Scrapium

Moves mouse to target with human-like Bezier curve trajectory.
Includes natural jitter and distortion to mimic hand tremor.
For non-steady moves greater than 50px, there is a 30% chance of
overshooting by 3-12px then correcting back.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate Position within element bounds as ratio [0-1] for each axis.
Default: random position within 0.2-0.8 of bounds.
absoluteOffset (optional) boolean For "coord" selector type only: if true, treat the query coordinates
as an offset from the current mouse position rather than absolute
viewport coordinates. Default: false.
steady (optional) boolean If true, reduces curve deviation and distortion, and disables overshoot.
Use for small or precise targets where accuracy matters. Default: false.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.clickOn

Scrapium

Moves to target then clicks with human-like timing.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
button (optional) string Mouse button: "left", "right", or "middle". Default: "left".
clickDuration (optional) number Hold duration in seconds between mousedown and mouseup.
Default: random between 0.1 and 0.4 seconds.
clickCount (optional) integer Number of clicks (e.g. 2 for double-click). Default: 1.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.dragAndDrop

Scrapium

Drag from source to destination with human-like Bezier movement.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
from Selector
to Selector
fromRelativePosition (optional) Coordinate Position within source element bounds as ratio [0-1]. Default: center area.
toRelativePosition (optional) Coordinate Position within destination element bounds as ratio [0-1]. Default: center area.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.clickAndHold

Scrapium

Moves to target element, presses mouse down, holds for a minimum time,
then releases. Used for captcha puzzles requiring long-press interactions.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
holdTime (optional) number Minimum hold duration in seconds. Default: random between 1.0 and 3.0.
button (optional) string Mouse button: "left", "right", or "middle". Default: "left".
frameUrl (optional) string Frame URL glob pattern to restrict element search to matching frames.
Uses shell-style wildcards (e.g. "*cloudflare.com*", "*recaptcha*").
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.clickAndSlide

Scrapium

Moves to target element, presses mouse down, slides the mouse
to a target position, then releases.
Used for slider captcha puzzles.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Two modes:
1. Fixed distance: provide "distance" in CSS pixels.
2. Target selector: provide "target" selector — the command resolves
both source and target positions and computes the slide distance
automatically with slight human-like imprecision.
At least one of "distance" or "target" must be provided.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
distance (optional) number Horizontal slide distance in CSS pixels (positive = right, negative = left).
target (optional) Selector Target element selector — the command slides from "selector" to "target".
Distance is computed automatically with human-like imprecision.
targetRelativePosition (optional) Coordinate Position within target element bounds as ratio [0-1].
verticalOffset (optional) number Vertical slide offset in CSS pixels. Default: 0 (horizontal only).
button (optional) string Mouse button: "left", "right", or "middle". Default: "left".
frameUrl (optional) string Frame URL glob pattern to restrict element search to matching frames.
Uses shell-style wildcards (e.g. "*captcha*").
overshoot (optional) boolean If true, overshoot past the destination on the X axis by 5-15px then
correct back. Simulates a human dragging past the slider endpoint
(captcha sites typically clamp the slider position). Default: false.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.scroll

Scrapium

Human-like scroll. Three modes:

1. Element into view: provide selector (css/xpath/axNodeId/coord/role).
Scrolls until element is within 20% of viewport center, using wheel
events in 3-8 steps. Skips if already visible near center.

2. Scroll to bottom: provide selector {type:"bottom", query:""}.
Scrolls 0.5-0.9x viewport height per step, 3-8 wheel events with
50-150ms delays. If mouse is near origin, first moves it to a random
position with a Bezier curve. Returns atBottom=true when scrollY is
within 5px of the maximum scroll offset.

3. Manual delta: provide delta (no selector). Scrolls by the given pixel
offset using 3-8 wheel steps.

Supports all selector types including bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector (optional) Selector Target element to scroll into view, or {type:"bottom", query:""} to
scroll toward page bottom.
delta (optional) Coordinate Manual scroll delta in CSS viewport pixels. Follows the DOM
window.scrollBy(x, y) convention: positive y = scroll DOWN
(toward the bottom of the page), positive x = scroll RIGHT.
Blink's wheel events carry the opposite sign, so the handler
negates internally, for EVERY persona — the conversion is a
Blink convention, not a platform one, and a synthesised wheel
never passes through the OS step where macOS natural-scroll
would be applied. The external contract is therefore the same
on every spoofed OS.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
atBottom (optional) boolean True when the page is at or near the bottom (within 5px of max scroll).
Only set when selector type is "bottom".

Antibot.typeText

Scrapium

Types text character by character with human WPM timing model.
Uses profile-aware keyboard mapping for correct key codes.
Timing: base_delay = 60 / (wpm * 5) seconds per keystroke, with
per-character random variation, common bigram speedup, space pauses,
and shift penalty for uppercase characters.

Parameters
Name Type Description
text string
wpm (optional) number Words per minute. Default: 60. Typical human range: 30-80.
At 60 WPM: ~200ms base delay between keystrokes.
At 30 WPM: ~400ms. At 120 WPM: ~100ms.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.fill

Scrapium

Clicks on element, optionally clears it, then types text with human timing.
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
text string
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
clear (optional) boolean Clear existing content first by sending Ctrl+A then Backspace.
Default: false.
wpm (optional) number Words per minute for typing. Default: 60. See typeText for timing details.
paste (optional) boolean Simulate paste instead of keystroke typing. When true, writes the text
to the system clipboard then fires Ctrl+V (Cmd+V on macOS) with real
keyboard events (kFromDebugger = isTrusted true) so the browser treats
it as genuine user input and dispatches paste + input events with the
expected clipboardData. Much faster than typing for long strings;
useful for passwords, tokens, or pre-filled data.
Default: false.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.showCursor

Scrapium

Injects a debug cursor overlay (red dot + trail) for visual testing.
Persists across navigations — re-injected automatically on page load.

Parameters
Name Type Description
keepHistory (optional) boolean When true, the cursor trail retains its FULL movement history at
constant opacity instead of the default rolling ~60-point fading
trail. This makes a single screenshot show the entire path the
cursor took (approach + tremor), not just its current position —
use it to debug movement trajectories. Default: false.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.highlightTarget

Scrapium

Highlights a target element on the debug cursor overlay: four corner
brackets painted around the element's bounding box in a kind-specific
color, auto-expiring after ttlMs. Use to signal what the agent is
ABOUT to interact with (focus paint before dispatch) so an operator
replaying the screencast can see intent, not just outcome.

No-op when showCursor hasn't been called for this session — the
paint pipeline only runs while the cursor overlay is enabled.

Bounds resolution is the same Mojo path QuerySelectorBounds uses
(no JS execution, no DOM mutation). Out-of-viewport or hidden
elements still receive a paint when their layout box is non-empty —
the corner brackets may sit off-screen in that case, which is the
truthful representation of where the element is.

Selector types: same set as moveTo (css / xpath / axNodeId / coord
/ backendNodeId). For backendNodeId, the query is the integer
BackendNodeId as a decimal string.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
kind (optional) string Color kind. Single ASCII character. Recognized:
"C" — click hint (amber, about-to-act)
"T" — type / fill hint (blue)
"V" — vault-resolved credential fill (teal-cyan)
"H" — hover hint (lavender)
"S" — scroll-into-view hint (purple)
"O" — outcome: success (green, post-action flash)
"X" — outcome: failure (red, post-action flash)
Unknown values fall back to amber. Pass "" or omit to clear.
ttlMs (optional) integer Time in milliseconds the brackets remain visible before fading.
Default 1500ms. Clamped server-side to [0, 30000].
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.previewMousePath

Scrapium

Paints a "going there next" preview line on the cursor overlay: a
thin semi-transparent straight segment from the current tracked
cursor position to the target element's center. Use just before
firing a click/move to telegraph intent — the operator sees WHERE
the cursor is about to travel before any motion begins.

The straight line is intentional: it represents intent, not the
actual Bezier trajectory the human-input model will draw (which
is randomized per-call and shouldn't be teased before it runs).

No-op when showCursor isn't enabled. Fire-and-forget — agents call
this in parallel with the real click/move dispatch and never await
the response.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
ttlMs (optional) integer Time in milliseconds the preview line remains visible before
fading. Should be slightly longer than the expected mouse-move
duration so the line is still visible while the cursor is in
transit. Default 500ms. Clamped server-side to [0, 5000].
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.getFrames

Scrapium

Returns all frames including OOPIFs with their metadata.
Uses ForEachRenderFrameHost to enumerate every frame in the page,
including cross-origin out-of-process iframes.

Return Object
Name Type Description
frames array<FrameInfo>

Antibot.locateElement

Scrapium

Locates an element in a specific frame and returns its bounding box
in main-frame viewport coordinates (CSS pixels). This allows clicking
on elements inside OOPIFs with correct screen-space coordinates.
Only "css", "xpath", and "axNodeId" selector types are supported.

Parameters
Name Type Description
frameId Page.FrameId
selector Selector Only css, xpath, and axNodeId selector types are supported.
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
pointX (optional) number Resolved click point in viewport coordinates.
pointY (optional) number
boundsX (optional) number Element bounding box in viewport coordinates.
boundsY (optional) number
boundsWidth (optional) number
boundsHeight (optional) number

Antibot.locateElementAcrossFrames

Scrapium

Locates an element across ALL frames (main + iframes/OOPIFs).
Tries main frame first, then walks child frames until found.
Returns bounding box in main-frame CSS viewport coordinates.
Supports css, xpath, axNodeId, coord, and role selector types (not bottom).

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector Supports css, xpath, axNodeId, coord, and role types. Not bottom.
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
pointX (optional) number
pointY (optional) number
boundsX (optional) number
boundsY (optional) number
boundsWidth (optional) number
boundsHeight (optional) number

Antibot.waitForElement

Scrapium

Waits for a selector to appear in any frame (main + iframes/OOPIFs).
Polls natively via Mojo every 200ms (no JS execution). Searches main
frame first, then child frames on each poll cycle.
Supports css, xpath, axNodeId, coord, and role selector types (not bottom).

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
timeout (optional) integer Timeout in milliseconds. Default: 10000 (10s).
visible (optional) boolean If true, also checks that the element has non-zero bounding box
dimensions (width > 0 and height > 0). Note: does NOT check CSS
visibility, display, or opacity properties.
Default: false (just checks existence in the DOM).
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
frameId (optional) Page.FrameId Reserved for future use. Currently always null.

Antibot.getMousePosition

Scrapium

Returns the current tracked mouse position in CSS viewport pixels.

Return Object
Name Type Description
x number
y number

Antibot.isElementVisible

Scrapium

Checks whether an element is visible in the viewport.
Only "css" and "xpath" selector types are supported.
Searches main frame first, then child frames (iframes/OOPIFs).
Visibility is determined by the renderer (checks display, opacity,
dimensions, and viewport intersection).

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector Only css and xpath selector types are supported.
Return Object
Name Type Description
visible boolean
exists (optional) boolean True if element exists in the DOM but is hidden (not visible).
reason (optional) string Human-readable reason when not visible (e.g. "zero size", "off viewport").

Antibot.isFocused

Scrapium

Checks whether the currently focused element matches the selector.
Only "css" and "xpath" selector types are supported. Searches the
main frame first, then iframes/OOPIFs — focus may be inside an OOPIF.
Useful as a pre-flight check before sending keystrokes blindly to
the focused element: e.g. PasswordManager.prefillChoice uses this
to confirm the password field is still focused before typing.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector Only css and xpath selector types are supported.
Return Object
Name Type Description
focused boolean True iff `document.activeElement` (or the focused element in
one of the iframes) matches the selector.
reason (optional) string Human-readable reason when not focused (e.g. "no active element",
"focused element does not match selector").

Antibot.pressKey

Scrapium

Sends a single key press with human-like timing (keyDown + keyUp,
30-70ms hold duration).

Special key names (case-insensitive):
"Enter", "Tab", "Escape" (or "Esc"), "Backspace", "Delete",
"Space", "Home", "End", "PageUp", "PageDown",
"ArrowUp" (or "Up"), "ArrowDown" (or "Down"),
"ArrowLeft" (or "Left"), "ArrowRight" (or "Right")

Single characters: any single character (e.g. "a", "A", "1", "@").
Shift is applied automatically when the character requires it.

Modifier combos: prefix with "Ctrl+", "Shift+", "Alt+", or "Meta+"
(case-insensitive). One modifier prefix per call.
Examples: "Ctrl+a", "Ctrl+c", "Ctrl+v", "Shift+Tab", "Alt+F4"

Parameters
Name Type Description
key string Key name, single character, or modifier combo. See above for accepted values.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.hover

Scrapium

Moves mouse to element with human-like trajectory and pauses
briefly to trigger hover states (CSS :hover, tooltips, menus).
Supports all selector types except bottom.

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector
relativePosition (optional) Coordinate
holdTime (optional) integer How long to hold the hover position in milliseconds.
Default: random between 500 and 1500ms.
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string

Antibot.selectOption

Scrapium

Selects an option in a <select> or custom dropdown.
Only "css" and "xpath" selector types are supported.

For native <select>: clicks the element, then selects the option
via the browser's native popup. Fires change/input events.

For custom dropdowns (Bootstrap, React Select, MUI, etc.): provide
optionSelector — the command will click the trigger to open the dropdown,
find the matching option element, and click it.

Matching: provide exactly one of value, text, or index.
For native <select>:
- "value" matches the <option> value attribute
- "text" matches the <option> text content (whitespace-stripped)
- "index" matches by 0-based position
For custom dropdowns with optionSelector:
- "text" matches against option element's textContent
- "index" matches by 0-based position among matched elements
- If optionSelector already includes an attribute filter
(e.g. ".dropdown-item[data-value='US']"), the first match is clicked

Parameters
Name Type Description
selector Selector Only css and xpath selector types are supported.
value (optional) string Select by option value attribute. Native <select> only.
text (optional) string Select by visible text content (whitespace-stripped comparison).
index (optional) integer Select by 0-based index among options.
optionSelector (optional) string CSS selector for option elements in a custom dropdown.
When provided, triggers click-based selection flow:
1. Click the trigger element (selector) to open the dropdown
2. Wait for elements matching optionSelector to appear in the DOM
3. Find the option matching text/index, or click the first match
if the selector already includes an attribute filter
4. Click the matching option element
Examples: ".dropdown-item", "[role=option]", "li[data-value='US']"
Return Object
Name Type Description
success boolean
errorMessage (optional) string
selectedValue (optional) string The value of the option that ended up selected — the option's own
value, NOT the value/text/index the call was made with. For a text or
index lookup those differ.
selectedText (optional) string The text of the selected option.

Antibot.captchaEnable

Scrapium

Enables automatic captcha detection AND solving. While enabled, the
browser scans the frame tree after each navigation, emits
captchaDetected for recognized challenges, and then immediately drives
the solve (slider / checkbox interaction, or remote solver for token types)
serialized one-at-a-time. Clients observe progress via the
captchaSolvingStarted / captchaSolved / captchaError events. No-op
if already enabled. Disable with captchaDisable.

Antibot.captchaDisable

Scrapium

Disables captcha detection. The session history of detected captchas
(and their solve/error outcomes) is preserved — retrieve it with
getSolvedCaptchas. Events already in flight (from captchaEnable) may
still arrive.

Antibot.getSolvedCaptchas

Scrapium

Returns the full list of captchas seen this session, including ones
that failed and ones still pending. Preserved across captchaDisable
so billing / telemetry can retrieve it at shutdown.

Return Object
Name Type Description
records array<CaptchaRecord>

Antibot.solveCaptcha

Scrapium

Requests the browser to solve a previously detected captcha.

Remote-solver credentials and the egress the solver dials are configured
browser-side, not through CDP — so they are never exposed on this
channel. Types that need the remote solver (turnstile token, datadome
token, recaptcha, geetest) fail with captchaError when it is not
configured.

For turnstile_checkbox and datadome_slider nothing is needed — the
browser solves these via the existing Antibot interaction primitives.

Parameters
Name Type Description
detectionId (optional) string detectionId from a prior captchaDetected event. If omitted the
browser picks up the most recent unsolved detection.
timeout (optional) integer Seconds to wait for the remote solve (default 120). Clamped to
[20, 600]; the poll interval is 10s, so below the floor the solve
gets no chance to complete.
Return Object
Name Type Description
detectionId string
type CaptchaType
method string
token (optional) string

Antibot.disable

Scrapium

Disables the Antibot domain.

Events

Antibot.captchaDetected

Scrapium

Emitted when the browser detects a captcha challenge on the page
(Turnstile widget, DataDome slider/interstitial, reCAPTCHA, GeeTest).
Once captchaEnable has been called, the browser autonomously solves
the challenge (interaction for slider/checkbox, remote solver delegation
for token types) and then emits captchaSolvingStarted / captchaSolved
(or captchaError on failure) — the client does not need to call
solveCaptcha. solveCaptcha remains available as an explicit escape
hatch for manual re-trigger.

Parameters
Name Type Description
detectionId string Identifier the client passes back to solveCaptcha.
type CaptchaType
frameUrl string URL of the frame the captcha was detected in (may be an OOPIF).
siteKey (optional) string Site key (Turnstile, reCAPTCHA, hCaptcha) or GeeTest gt value.
captchaUrl (optional) string Challenge URL for types that need it (DataDome captcha delivery URL).

Antibot.captchaSolvingStarted

Scrapium

Emitted when the browser starts solving a captcha (either via direct
interaction or by dispatching a job to the remote solver). Useful for UI spinners
/ timing instrumentation on the client side.

Parameters
Name Type Description
detectionId string
type CaptchaType
method string How the browser will solve: "slider" | "checkbox" | "managed" |
"hold" | "token" | "coords" | "rotate".

Antibot.captchaSolved

Scrapium

Emitted when a captcha is solved. For interaction-based solves
(slider, checkbox, managed, hold, coords) the token field is empty; for
token solves delegated to a remote solver it contains the response token.

Parameters
Name Type Description
detectionId string
type CaptchaType
method string How the captcha was solved: "slider" | "checkbox" | "managed" |
"hold" | "token" | "coords" | "rotate".
token (optional) string Solution token for remote-solver-backed solves. Empty/missing for
interaction-based solves (slider, checkbox).

Antibot.captchaError

Scrapium

Emitted when a captcha cannot be solved (timeout, remote solver
unavailable, challenge not solvable, DOM element not found, etc.).

Parameters
Name Type Description
detectionId string
type CaptchaType
errorMessage string Human-readable failure reason. Deliberately coarse: it says whether
the solve is worth retrying elsewhere or the identity should be
rotated, and never carries solver-side detail.

Types

SelectorType

(string) Scrapium

How to locate an element. Not all commands support all types;
see each command's documentation for supported selector types.

Allowed Values
  • css
  • xpath
  • axNodeId
  • backendNodeId
  • coord
  • role
  • bottom

Selector

(object) Scrapium

Element selector — a type + query pair.
The query format depends on the type:
css — CSS selector, e.g. "#btn", "input[name='email']"
xpath — XPath expression, e.g. "//div[@id='main']"
axNodeId — integer AX node ID as string, e.g. "42"
coord — "x,y" comma-separated CSS viewport pixels, e.g. "450,600"
role — AX role name (case-insensitive), e.g. "checkbox", "button"
bottom — no query needed (pass ""). Only valid for scroll.
Not all commands support all selector types; see each command's docs.

Properties
Name Type Description
type SelectorType
query string

Coordinate

(object) Scrapium

A point in CSS viewport pixels.

Properties
Name Type Description
x number
y number

Rect

(object) Scrapium

A rectangle in CSS viewport pixels.

Properties
Name Type Description
x number
y number
width number
height number

FrameInfo

(object) Scrapium

Frame metadata returned by getFrames.

Properties
Name Type Description
frameId Page.FrameId
url string
origin string
frameName string
isMainFrame boolean Whether this is the main frame.
isOopif boolean Whether this frame is an out-of-process iframe (OOPIF).

CaptchaType

(string) Scrapium

--- Captcha detection & solving ---

Captcha challenge type surfaced by captchaDetected / captchaSolved /
captchaError events. New types are added over time.

Allowed Values
  • turnstile_checkbox
  • turnstile
  • datadome_slider
  • datadome
  • recaptcha
  • geetest
  • hcaptcha_click
  • perimeterx_hold
  • aws_waf
  • cs_captcha_rotation

CaptchaRecord

(object) Scrapium

Per-detection record returned by getSolvedCaptchas.

Properties
Name Type Description
detectionId string UUID assigned by captchaDetected.
type CaptchaType
frameUrl string URL of the frame the captcha was detected in. Challenges that render
inline in the host document have no frame of their own, so they carry
a synthetic `<scheme>:<page-url>` value instead — one of
`perimeterx-dom:`, `aws-waf:` or `cs-captcha:`. Clients that parse this
as a URL must tolerate those.
status string "solved" | "failed" | "pending" — reflects the final state the
browser reached for this detection at the time of the call.
detectedAt number Unix-ms timestamp when captchaDetected fired for this record.
method (optional) string How the browser solved (or attempted to solve) this captcha —
one of: "slider" | "checkbox" | "managed" | "hold" | "token" |
"coords" | "rotate". Empty string while pending.
resolvedAt (optional) number Unix-ms timestamp when the record transitioned to solved/failed.
Unset while pending.
errorMessage (optional) string Populated when status == "failed" — the same coarse, solver-agnostic
reason the captchaError event carried.

Summary