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Google already does this. "Something on your network is causing unusual traffic, please fill in this captcha to continue". And then you have to fill in a ne
by londons_explore 3y ago
Google already does this. "Something on your network is causing unusual traffic, please fill in this captcha to continue".
And then you have to fill in a new captcha every 5 minutes or so just to keep using google maps/gmail/search.
It's kinda annoying, and usually the culprit is someone else who shares my IP, not me (ie. a school, university, workplace, open wifi).
- londons_explore 3y agoFor any googlers reading: This behaviour sometimes hits an ajax request (map data downloads when panning or zooming). The client side javascript then fails badly and the user sees a broken site rather than a captcha request. Plz fix.