The CaptchaAI Chrome extension is a captcha solver extension built for users who want to solve CAPTCHA directly in Chrome. You can use it to solve reCAPTCHA, solve BLS CAPTCHA, handle Turnstile and GeeTest, and manage captcha solving settings from one extension interface.
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This guide shows how to set up the extension, connect your account, configure the main settings, and start using it as a CAPTCHA solver Chrome extension on supported pages.

The extension is designed to help you solve captcha challenges from inside Chrome without switching to a separate workflow. In the current extension flow, the main supported solve toggles include:

Your draft also reflects that the main setup flow is centered on the API key, plan threads, multi-captcha handling, and auto-solve toggles.

Before using the extension, make sure you have:

Without an API key and available threads, the extension will not be able to process CAPTCHA solving tasks.

After installing the extension, click the CaptchaAI icon in Chrome.

The popup gives you quick access to the most important items:

This popup is the fastest way to start using the extension as a captcha solver for everyday browser workflows.
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In the popup, paste your API key into the API Key field.

Then click Validate & Save.
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This step connects the extension to your CaptchaAI account. Once the key is validated, the extension can use your account threads for solving.

You can also use the Get API key link if you need to retrieve your key from your account.
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If the extension is enabled but does not solve captcha on supported pages, this is the first setting to check.

Below the API key section, review Plan Threads.

This shows the currently available solving capacity on your account. If your account has no active threads, the extension will not be able to solve reCAPTCHA, solve BLS CAPTCHA, or handle other supported challenge types.

You can also:

In the popup, the Auto-Solve section lets you quickly turn supported CAPTCHA types on or off.

The quick controls currently include:

For reCAPTCHA V2, the popup also lets you choose between:

This is important because token-based reCAPTCHA and image-grid reCAPTCHA are different solve flows.

If your goal is to solve reCAPTCHA, solve BLS CAPTCHA, or handle multiple CAPTCHA types from one browser profile, this popup is the fastest control panel.
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For advanced setup, click the settings icon in the popup or open the full extension settings page.

The left sidebar includes these sections:

This is where you configure the full captcha solving behavior of the extension.

In General Settings, turn on Extension Enabled.

This is the main master switch for the extension. If it is off, the extension will not detect or solve captcha challenges on webpages.

You can also adjust:
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Enable this if you want to see overlay notifications while the extension is solving.
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Enable this if you want solved status overlays to disappear automatically after a short delay.

These settings control the behavior of the extension itself, not the per-CAPTCHA solve logic.
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The General tab also includes:

In Multi-Captcha Handling, the current option shown is:

Use this when the page activates the CAPTCHA only after interaction, such as hovering over an element or focusing a form field. This is useful on pages where CAPTCHA solving does not start until the widget becomes active.
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The Auto-Solve Toggles section in General Settings gives you a broader switchboard for supported solve types.

From the settings screen you shared, this includes:

This is the main area to control which flows the extension will handle automatically. That matches the setup flow in your draft, which centers on enabling the needed solve types before saving and testing.
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Recommended starting setup
Turn on:

Then turn on reCAPTCHA V2 (token) if your workflow uses token-based reCAPTCHA.
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In Proxy Settings, you can enable proxy support for API requests.

The available fields are:

Use this section only if your setup requires proxy routing. If you do not use a proxy, leave it disabled.

A practical use case is keeping your CAPTCHA solving request aligned with the browsing environment used in your workflow.

In User-Agent Settings, you can configure how the extension handles user-agent values.

The available options are:

Use Send Custom User-Agent if you want to manually define the user-agent sent with API requests.

Use Use API-Returned UA if you want the extension to apply the user-agent returned from the solve response.

If you do not need user-agent customization, leave these options off.
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The Captcha Types page gives you more detailed controls for individual CAPTCHA families.
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You can configure:

Use this section when you want more control over how the extension handles solve reCAPTCHA workflows.
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You can configure:

You can configure:

You can configure:

You can configure:

This is especially useful if your goal is to solve BLS CAPTCHA with more control over timing and solve behavior.
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If you want to solve image-based challenges, open Normal captcha image settings.

This page includes:

Use these settings when you want the extension to solve standard image CAPTCHA or OCR-style CAPTCHA tasks.
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Polling Interval (MS)
Controls how often the extension checks for the solve result.
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OCR Module
Lets you choose which OCR module to use. If you do not need a specific module, keep the default selection.
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Auto Detect & Solve (Heuristics)
Useful when you want the extension to automatically find and solve normal CAPTCHA images without extra marking.
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Auto-Evaluate Math
Useful if the CAPTCHA is a math expression rather than plain characters.
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Auto Submit
Triggers an action automatically after the normal captcha image result is filled.
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The Guide section explains how normal captcha image solving works in the extension.

From the screen you shared, the guide covers:

This is useful if your workflow uses image CAPTCHA fields that need more than basic auto-detection.
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The Context Table is for automatic normal captcha image solving on specific pages.

The page description states that it maps specific URLs to CAPTCHA image and result input selectors for automatic solving. This makes it useful when you need to define exactly where the extension should read the image from and where it should write the result.

Use Add Entry when you want to create a site-specific mapping.

This is one of the most practical advanced settings if you are using the extension to solve captcha on custom or less standard image CAPTCHA layouts.
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The Blacklist section lets you skip solving on listed URLs.

You can:

Use this when you want the extension to ignore certain pages or domains.

This is helpful if you use the extension as a general captcha solver extension but do not want it active on every site.
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After changing any configuration, click Save All Settings.

This button appears across the settings pages and is required to apply your changes.

Do not skip it. If you change toggles or advanced settings and do not save, the extension may continue using the old configuration.

After setup is complete:

When everything is configured correctly, the extension should detect the supported CAPTCHA type and start solving according to your settings.

That is the core practical flow for using CaptchaAI to solve CAPTCHA directly in Chrome.

Turn on:

Turn on:

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Check these first:

Make sure you enabled the correct mode:

Make sure BLS is enabled in the popup or General Settings. Then review the BLS settings in Captcha Types if you need Auto-Open or Auto Submit behavior.

Make sure:

Add those URLs to Blacklist.