When logging into our website, a reCAPTCHA token is automatically generated on each login attempt. This token validation restricts automated processes, resulting in denied login attempts.

To bypass this, we typically include a header key-value pair in the login request that skips the reCAPTCHA validation. However, we’re currently unable to achieve this with ByteBot, even after providing the header information directly within the prompt.

We’d like to know if there’s a way to programmatically pass such header values to ByteBot so they are included in the API call — allowing a successful login during automation.

Additional Context:

1. The same header-based bypass works correctly when tested via Postman and cURL.
2. The issue occurs specifically when performing the request via ByteBot.

Sample Payload:

{
email: "email@gmail.com",
password: "password"
reCaptchaToken: "This gets automatically generated on making the API call"
}