There is usually an audio version available, presumably screen readers are pre-configured to present the audio option on popular captchas by default. I'm curio

There is usually an audio version available, presumably screen readers are pre-configured to present the audio option on popular captchas by default. I'm curious now, will have to give it a whirl when I get into the office :D Suspect Google will rely on their vast knowledge of people's browsing habits based off IP/account/ad-tracking/browser-fingerprinting to skip the user input aspects. Although that said, a screen reader won't have the standard physical interaction clues client-side that a user is a real person, mouse tracking for ex. is probably a moot point. Not really sure how Google will handle those, or if blind users will get a degraded always-on captcha experience. Either that or a headless screen reader becomes the scraping/botting tool of choice.