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I agree, but thinking about GET-only requests is one approach to reducing the need for CAPTCHA. For example, maybe CloudFlare could have better Tor defaults for
by jgrahamc 11y ago
I agree, but thinking about GET-only requests is one approach to reducing the need for CAPTCHA. For example, maybe CloudFlare could have better Tor defaults for sites that are serving only static content, and default to Captcha for sites that are POST-heavy (just a high level idea).
To be honest I'm not interested in solving the CAPTCHA problem just for Tor. That doesn't make a lot of sense. What I am working on is an overall solution so that the need for CAPTCHAs at all is diminished.
- CloudFlrFeedbck 11y ago> What I am working on is an overall solution so that the need for CAPTCHAs at all is diminished. I like that idea, but my worry is it will take years to reach that point, and in the meantime Tor/VPN users will just have to suffer. I'd rather see some short-term fixes now and long-term solutions on the horizon. I admit: I have not read the entire Trac thread, so I'm not sure what your current roadmap is.
- jgrahamc 11y agoI like that idea, but my worry is it will take years to reach that point It won't.