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If you are on desktop, when clicking the "I am human" checkbox, hold your mouse down for a few seconds, and move it around just a touch for good measure, before
by city41 5y ago
If you are on desktop, when clicking the "I am human" checkbox, hold your mouse down for a few seconds, and move it around just a touch for good measure, before letting go. This is usually enough to convince the system you are human and it skips the image hunt.
- ryantgtg 5y agoThis is great. Do you have any more tips about how to be more human?
- swiley 5y agoBe lazy when clicking the images. Mailboxes are parking meters.
- jtvjan 5y agoLook if the site has an option to use the noscript recaptcha (you might be able to force it to appear by blocking scripts). That one's much easier: as long as you get it right it lets you through, and you always have to select three squares (none of that "keep clicking until there's no more matching" garbage).
- unixfox 5y agoUnfortunately this is becoming fairly rare, I haven't encountered one in ages.
- julianlam 5y agoThe first set is all you really need. Answering the second set (if presented) with completely wrong answers will usually cause you to pass. Wild guess -- perhaps ReCAPTCHA is checking for mouse movement and other behavioural heuristics after the initial test.