optjust/cloudfreed-cloudflare-bypass

V3 WILL BE THE BEST CAPTCHA SOLVER TO EXIST.

V3 will solve cloudflare's turnstile, including cf_3, datadome, hcaptcha, recaptcha, funcaptcha, over 200 types of textcaptchas, and AWS (might add more)

STATUS: Active

Updates are on the way! V2.0.1 Just released, please report any errors in Issues. Running the same link more than once in the same instance will return the same cookie, planning on fixing this in either v3.0.1 or v2.0.2.

Notice

If you like the repo, please consider starring it, starring repos will help it spread. CloudFreed is 100% Free, CloudFreed can stop working at any time. Files may have problems loading correctly, this is because of the request interception. This may be fixed in the future!

Introduction

CloudFreed v2.0.1

Join the CloudFreed Server

CloudFreed is a powerful tool designed to bypass Cloudflare anti-bot protection, allowing users to access websites without being restricted by captchas or Cloudflare's security measures.

Installation

Before using CloudFreed, ensure that you have Node.js installed on your system. If not, you can download and install it from Node.js website.

Once Node.js is installed, follow these steps to set up CloudFreed:

1. Clone or download the CloudFreed repository to your local machine.

2. Extract the file.

3. Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where you have cloned/downloaded CloudFreed.

4. Run the following command to install dependencies:

   npm i
   

   alternatively, you can use:

   npm install
   

Usage

After installing dependencies, you can start using CloudFreed. The main functionality is provided through the CloudFreed function, which returns the cf_clearence cookie necessary for bypassing Cloudflare protection.

To use CloudFreed in your project, follow these steps:

1. Open the server.js file located in the CloudFreed directory.
2. Import the CloudFreed function into your project.
3. Call the CloudFreed function with the desired URL as an argument. This function will return the cf_clearence cookie.
4. Use the cf_clearence cookie in your HTTP requests to the target website to bypass Cloudflare protection.

Example:

Find example in example.js

Contribution

Suggestions and pull requests are welcomed!.

Support the project

Supporting the project will most likely contribute to the creation of newer versions, and maybe even newer projects! Please consider donating if you like the project.

Support me at ko-fi.com

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Note

CloudFreed is intended for educational and research purposes only. Please use it responsibly and respect the terms of service of the websites you visit.