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If CF is still using that abomination "hCaptcha", you can get an accessibility cookie for it which doesn't stop the captcha from appearing but does cause it to
by mdaniel 6y ago
If CF is still using that abomination "hCaptcha", you can get an accessibility cookie for it which doesn't stop the captcha from appearing but does cause it to actually work when you click on the "I am a human" widget, unlike the normal broken flow
- johnisgood 6y agoAre there any captchas that are not PITA?
- alexnewman 6y agoHi, founder of hCaptcha here. Happy to learn more about your problems with hCaptcha. I'd like to see what we can do to make it better for you.
- mdaniel 6y agoI had innumerable problems with images not loading (there weren't any errors on the console, the div was just blank) and it was always just pitiful slow to load the ones it did. I don't even bother interacting with the normal flow anymore, and just go get an accessibility cookie the first time anything challenges me reCAPTCHA was a brief interruption, occasionally; contact with hcaptcha is "well, there goes 10 minutes of my life I'll never get back ... I should just close the tab cause I didn't want to know that bad anyway" I recognize that's not an answer to what you can do about hcaptcha, but since hcaptcha's goal is to make the web harder to use, I guess from a certain perspective there's nothing wrong with it