Of course they’re punishing legitimate visitors. If there weren’t any humans getting captchas there wouldn’t be any need for captchas in the first place. It wo

Of course they’re punishing legitimate visitors. If there weren’t any humans getting captchas there wouldn’t be any need for captchas in the first place. It wouldn’t be so bad, except Cloudflare doesn’t have any idea what they’re doing. Like the static.domain.tld issue I’ve mentioned—not even documented. This breaks websites in a very, very, bad way. Next we have the lovely security setting called “Essentially-off.” Which does absolutely nothing to the captcha system. Apparently “essentially” means “not really,” according to Cloudflare. Also forget VPN/Tor. I’m getting consistently captchad by Cloudflare just visiting mostly american-only websites from residential networks in Europe. They’re either incompetent or just plain malicious. Right now I’m swaying towards the latter :/