Recognize captcha

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What product are you using? 
Facebook

What feature do you miss?
It should notify me when it cannot connect due to capatch. Also if it
realizes server asks for captcha, it should stop trying to login for some
time, so that later on it will not be asked anymore.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by bug.me.not.dude@googlemail.com on 9 Feb 2010 at 9:23

[GoogleCodeExporter]

even better would be of course that you can enter the captcha (but i guess that 
will
be quite some work).

But what about ability to set cookies like you have in firefox?

Original comment by bug.me.not.dude@googlemail.com on 9 Feb 2010 at 9:28

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Well..I haven't seen captcha for ages :) And I don't wanna be bad with my 
account...

About cookies -- I have one study about a login-less connecting process with 
taking 
cookies from a browser, but dunno whether this would have wide success, 
although I 
don't say it's imposible, no, it would be quite simple. Currently there's an 
ability 
to watch cookies stored in facebook_client (code class taking care about MIM x 
FB 
connection) via Options, so you can use these cookies in a browser (f.e. Opera 
can 
manage this very easily) so browser may use the same session as Miranda.

Original comment by n3weRm0re.ewer on 10 Feb 2010 at 11:09

• Changed title: Recognize captcha
• Changed state: Feedback
• Added labels: Product-Facebook, Priority-Low, Component-Logic
• Removed labels: Product-, Priority-Medium, Component-

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yea, i know you can see them in the options. But my idea was cause of captchas. 
Now
when captchas are asked for once at the loginpage, it will keep reconnecting 
and when
you realize that you first have to wait for quite a while till you can use the 
plugin
again. So it would be good to login via FF, read the cookies there and set 
Mirandas
ones to those.
=> no problem wit captchas

Original comment by bug.me.not.dude@googlemail.com on 10 Feb 2010 at 11:20