The browser
Sign-ins and captchas
Sign in to a site once for the whole team, and step in when an agent can't clear a captcha.
Sign-ins that stay
All your agents share one set of sign-ins. Sign in to your seller center once, in any agent's browser, and every agent and worker is signed in there too. To type a password yourself, take the keyboard back first.
Sign-ins are kept when you quit and reopen Yomates. Signing in with a Google account works in the agent's browser as well.
Sign-ins stay on your computer. For passwords an agent fills in by itself, see How agents use passwords.
A site asks you to sign in again
- If Yomates closed unexpectedly, a site may ask you to sign in once more.
- On Linux, sign-ins are kept only if the system has a keyring (its password store). Without one, sites ask you to sign in again after each restart.
Captchas
An agent clears the common captchas itself: the "I'm not a robot" checkbox, distorted letters and picture grids. If two tries fail, it can hand the next try to a stronger model. If that fails too, it asks you. Then:
- Open the live browser.
- Click TAKE OVER.
- Solve the captcha.
- Click HAND BACK.