3 ms·
Containers are effective at making Google cookies unfresh, as is uBlock disabling Google analytics spyware. That is sufficient to trigger the captcha unless yo
by AstralStorm 6y ago
Containers are effective at making Google cookies unfresh, as is uBlock disabling Google analytics spyware.
That is sufficient to trigger the captcha unless you're actively logged into Google in the container.
- neogodless 6y agoExactly my point! Google + reCaptcha is one of those things that says "if you're a good Google conformist and fall in line with our needs for data collection we can use to make truckloads of money, here's your ticket to the I'm A Human express train for using the internet!" I may not have been clear in my original comment, but I wasn't blaming Firefox for the pain points; just pointing them out.