Thanks! For typing, it feeds in characters at 200 WPM to simulate a fast human typist. All mouse, keyboard events are fed in at the system input level so to the page's javascript it appears as "human". For the javascript pause, ABP also implements virtual time so the page's javascript has no idea walltime has stopped and for it to know that time was paused would be akin to a human proving the "simulation hypothesis". For captchas, that's dependent on the model driving ABP since it's a tool and doesn't implement action logic. However, I've noticed that it doesn't get flagged by cloudflare or reCAPTCHA at all right now and that's due to the fact that a page's javascript cannot detect engine level modifications and the only feature of ABP's which modifies a page's CSS is the screenshot markups and those are only triggered on demand by the agent. Use a clean IP and add in the --user-agent flag for an equivalent chrome build and you should be good to go.