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I use uMatrix, but the amount of sites where you need to allow Google domains and cookies for reCaptcha to work is depressing.
by the_duke 8y ago
I use uMatrix, but the amount of sites where you need to allow Google domains and cookies for reCaptcha to work is depressing.
- andrepd 8y agoAnd then you will be "punished" for being off the grid, and the images will take 8 seconds to fade out and fade in...
- luckylion 8y agoGlad I'm not the only one hating this. Especially with lots of captchas in a row it's super annoying - "yeah, it's the same browser, same cookie, same IP, doing the tenth captcha in 10 minutes, all previous tests succeeded ... better make sure to look extra closely and slow it down".
- Simon_says 8y agoI've experienced this too. Are you saying Google's algorithms know (or at least strongly suspect) I'm human but throttle me anyways because I've taken steps to protect my privacy? Out of spite?
- judge2020 8y agoProbably not, the issue is that headless browser bots take the same precautions of preventing Google knows anything about them as you and other privacy-conscious users do.