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Auto-solve CAPTCHAs during QA testing, accessibility workflows, and authorized automation on sites you own or can test. Capzy auto-detects and solves CAPTCHA challenges on web pages so you can focus on building and testing — not clicking traffic lights. WHO IT'S FOR - QA engineers running end-to-end tests against staging environments - Developers building accessibility tooling for users with motor or visual impairments - Security researchers and penetration testers working on authorized engagements - Teams automating workflows on their own sites where CAPTCHAs block tooling HOW IT WORKS 1. Install the extension and sign in with your Capzy API key (free account at capzy.ai) 2. Visit any site you own or are authorized to test 3. When a CAPTCHA appears, Capzy detects it, sends the challenge to the Capzy solver backend, and writes the solved token back into the page 4. The form submits as if you had solved it manually POPUP FEATURES - Real-time balance and session stats (solved / failed / success rate) - Per-captcha-type toggles so you can disable auto-solve for types you don't want - Optional proxy support — route solves through your own HTTP/SOCKS proxy - Recent activity log showing the last 50 detections PRIVACY Capzy only sends the minimum data required to solve a challenge. Full privacy policy: https://capzy.ai/privacy AUTHORIZED USE ONLY Capzy is a tool for legitimate QA, accessibility, and authorized automation. Do not use it on sites you do not own or have permission to test. Review the captcha provider's terms of service before enabling the extension.
Jul 23, 2026
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