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Similarly, seeing Google's traffic captcha everywhere is ruining the internet for me. I don't want to work for free to classify cars, sign posts, and roads for
by mtgx 9y ago
Similarly, seeing Google's traffic captcha everywhere is ruining the internet for me. I don't want to work for free to classify cars, sign posts, and roads for Google on every site I visit. If you enable that for you site, I'll stop visiting it. It's especially frustrating when they keep changing the images on you and you have to wait like 4-5 seconds before each one loads, and you have to pick like 6-7 of those. Screw everything about that.
- Terretta 9y agoFor months, that Google classifier captcha was incompatible with iOS Safari, just kept offering infinite rounds. I realize the odds of a Googler experiencing this are nil thanks to developer employment policies requiring Chrome (ahem), but still surprising this persisted from introduction until just recently. Out if the office I’m a happy iPad Pro “What’s a computer?” user, so this broke the web. But finally seems to have been fixed a couple months ago. Lesson here is don’t start all your user stories with “As a mono-culture developer...” Users do exist that prefer the battery-life and privacy preserving Safari browser.