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This shouldn’t be necessary. We changed our handling of Tor so long ago that I’ve forgotten how long go it was. If you are using the Tor Browser Bundle you sho
by jgrahamc 8y ago
This shouldn’t be necessary. We changed our handling of Tor so long ago that I’ve forgotten how long go it was.
If you are using the Tor Browser Bundle you should not see a CAPTCHA. If you do please report it to us.
- deftnerd 8y agoI'm seeing the CAPTCHA a lot with the Brave Browser Tor Tab. You might want to reach out to the developers to make their Tor Tab be treated the same as the Tor Browser Bundle.
- jgrahamc 8y agoOK. I don't like that. I messaged the team about this.
- EvilEndures 8y agoAs someone who sees it constantly on sites using Cloudflare.... Tails doesn't work for this. Tor Browser Bundle does. Correct?
- willvarfar 8y agoYeah tails was so broken with CloudFare I had to give up on it. Many sites showed the annoying captcha and, if you got past that, still refused to show content because it was presumably served from a separate domain. If you looked at source and copied the urls to the images and tried to open them directly you got another CloudFare captcha.
- bennofs 8y agoWhat's special about Tor Browser Bundle? What would I need to configure to use it with another browser?
- kentonv 8y agoPrivacy Pass. https://privacypass.github.io/ https://privacypass.github.io/
- jtl999 8y agoHow does Privacy Pass work exactly, to not enable spammers and other malicious bots?
- avidal 8y agoThere's a pretty good write up on how it works here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-supports-privacy-pass/ https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-supports-privacy-pass...
- StavrosK 8y agoThis is great, why isn't this part of the default Tor Browser Bundle?
- kentonv 8y agoAs I understand it, it is part of the default Tor Browser Bundle. The problem is for people using other browsers with Tor.
- StavrosK 8y agoI couldn't see it in the list of extensions there. I saw a ticket filed that said that there are various arguments against including it, one of them being that it's not the responsibility of the user to install some extension in order to get unblocked, it's the responsibility of the provider to not block users.
- mirimir 8y agoThat's what I thought. However, using Tor browser in Whonix, I've recently faced Google CAPTCHAs that require scripting to pass. For both account creation and login. In future, I'll report CAPTCHAs with Tor browser to Cloudflare. But I can imagine that other CDNs use Google CAPTCHAs, so I'll check for that first.
- phyzome 8y agoShouldn't see it at all, or shouldn't see it more than once per session?
- jgrahamc 8y agoShouldn't see it at all.