Rumola for Firefox

Have you ever tried to browse the internet but were redirected to an ugly page that asks you to confirm that you are not a robot? Well, these pages are called Captcha pages. They were created to examine the traffic of bots used to send spam messages and perform automated browsing tasks. However, these pages worsen the user's browsing experience and this program allows the user to bypass these annoying pages automatically.

This program is an extension for the Firefox browser. The user can choose to fill the field manually by right-clicking on the captcha fields. The extension can also be disabled for the current page by right-clicking on the page and selecting the option from the context menu. This program effectively processes the captcha automatically.

It is also available for other browsers. Int works by integrating with the browser and automatically detects when the browser has been redirected to a captcha page. The program automatically fills in the form fields. Once the fields are filled, it sends a notification to the status bar. However, the notification feature requires the user to create an account on the product's website.

It belongs to the Mozilla extensions category and is licensed under shareware for the Windows 32-bit and 64-bit platform and can be used as a free trial until the end of the trial period. A demo of Rumola for Firefox is available for all users of the software as a free download, with potential limitations compared to the full version.

After you get the 394,92 KB (rumola_bypass_captcha-3.0.1-fx.xpi) installation file double click on .exe file.

Then follow the setup steps.