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CaptchaChallenge: User needs to solve CAPTCHA to continue. #35
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I have copied the working cookie from MS Edge but it have the same problem |
It seems that without a cookie, the captcha error message now always comes up, even if there are no captchas to solve in the Edge browser. With a new cookie token, however, the request still seems to work without an error message. I hope there will be a solution for this captcha problem. It was nice to be able to use the chat without having to copy any strings from the browser :) |
I have the same issue, is there a work-around to this? |
I noticed that when you are not logged in there is no _U cookie. Maybe something has changed in the way of communication with a guest account. I use the BingChat library in my KATI application. In the app, a redirect link is displayed when you have to solve a captcha. When you click on it, you are basically redirected to the Edge browser, where you can solve the captcha. You have to be logged in to the Edge Browser with the same account from which you copied the U_ token. After restarting the KATI application, the captcha message is normally no longer displayed. But as I said, with a guest account it doesn't seem to work anymore. I also hope that this can be fixed :) Here is the link to the KATI App, if someone wants to play around with it^^ |
Worked for me: Log in to your browser. Use the cookie-value and ask one simple question or simply type HI to bing. Then the verification is done and the cookie-value works. |
Hiere is a Tutorial using the nuget package and solving this problem: https://youtu.be/17w5wSBiXkI (sry. German Language) |
I am facing the same issue. Can we solve this without using Cookie Value and saying Hi to Bing? |
Hi All,
Unfortunately, I tested it with a fresh token from Edge and the error
remained, I think Microsoft continuously working on it to prevent users
from using it outside of Edge.
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It seems that without a cookie, the captcha error message now always comes
up, even if there are no captchas to solve in the Edge browser. With a new
cookie token, however, the request still seems to work without an error
message. I hope there will be a solution for this captcha problem. It was
nice to be able to use the chat without having to copy any strings from the
browser :)
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when I run it I receive
BingChat.BingChatException
d__0.MoveNext() in C:\Users\Kevin\source\repos\BingChat-test\Program.cs:line 19HResult=0x80131500
Message=CaptchaChallenge: User needs to solve CAPTCHA to continue.
Source=BingChat
StackTrace:
at BingChat.BingChatConversation.BuildAnswer(ChatResponse response)
at BingChat.BingChatConversation.d__5.MoveNext()
at BingChat.BingChatConversation.d__5.MoveNext()
at BingChat.BingChatClient.d__3.MoveNext()
at BingChat_test.Program.
at BingChat_test.Program.(String[] args)
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