So, you want to request a picture of the verification code yourself?
In fact, this change in URL is not called a change in the path, because id=tXP2X8xc0zBtyL1qUSgnBhbG:en&size=sThis section is the parameter carried by the request. That is:
{
id = "tXP2X8xc0zBtyL1qUSgnBhbG:en",
size = "s"
}
In fact, you can first request the login page, then parse the html or directly find the address of the verification code via regular expressions <img src="" > Then request this image and store it locally.
So, you want to request a picture of the verification code yourself?
In fact, this change in URL is not called a change in the path, because id=tXP2X8xc0zBtyL1qUSgnBhbG:en&size=sThis section is the parameter carried by the request. That is:
In fact, you can first request the login page, then parse the html or directly find the address of the verification code via regular expressions
<img src="" >
Then request this image and store it locally.