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This just gave me infinite captcha challenges like some kind of practical joke.

brudgers 3y ago
Maybe it would be better to report the issue the issue to archive.org because I can’t fix it…as much as I would like to. Or maybe to your ISP? Or VPN host if that’s involved?
- sonicanatidae 3y ago
  That's quitter talk friend. pushed up sleeves and starts editing code on archive.org
  - lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
    I have the image of someone opening up the browser's dev tools to write JS in the console tab. I'll just leave them to it!
    - sonicanatidae 3y ago
      VB6 all the way, baby!
  - deleted 3y ago
    [deleted]
- zenexer 3y ago
  archive.today isn’t associated with archive.org. It’s run by one guy who has a grudge against Cloudflare and gets angry when you use their DNS or anything that proxies your requests through Cloudflare, include iCloud Private Relay. You end up on a page that looks vaguely like a Cloudflare challenge, even though it’s his own doing and has nothing to do with Cloudflare. If you’re on iOS, just open it in any browser other than Safari. Other browsers don’t get provided through iCloud Private Relay.
  - fragmede 3y ago
    to be fair, I'd block visitors to my site if serving those visitors could result in legal action that would force me to take the site down. I hope I'd be a bit less juvenile about it, but it's not my site.
    - zenexer 3y ago
      His gripe has to do with EDNS ECS (or lack thereof), not takedowns.
  - brudgers 3y ago
    Nevertheless reporting the problem to archive.org would still be at least as effective as reporting the problem to me. Anyway, for what it's worth it works fine on my iPhone using iOS Safari.
    - zenexer 3y ago
      You would need iCloud Private Relay enabled to encounter the issue. Even then, you don’t get a say in which edge provider you get routed through: it may be Cloudflare, or it may be someone else (e.g., Akamai). It’s up to Apple.
      - brudgers 3y ago
        Sorry for being confused, I didn’t realize I would need to make things complicated in order to give myself problems to complain about.
        zenexer 3y ago
        The trouble is that most people who have it enabled don't realize. If you're paying for iCloud+, it's likely enabled. I'm not suggesting anyone should be complaining to you, though--I'm just explaining why some people encounter issues visiting archive.today links and providing them with a workaround (disable iCloud Private Relay).
ryanschaefer 3y ago
This is a known issue with using 1.1.1.1 as a DNS

Maybe it would be better to report the issue the issue to archive.org because I can’t fix it…as much as I would like to. Or maybe to your ISP? Or VPN host if that’s involved?

sonicanatidae 3y ago
That's quitter talk friend. pushed up sleeves and starts editing code on archive.org
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
  I have the image of someone opening up the browser's dev tools to write JS in the console tab. I'll just leave them to it!
  - sonicanatidae 3y ago
    VB6 all the way, baby!
- deleted 3y ago
  [deleted]
zenexer 3y ago
archive.today isn’t associated with archive.org. It’s run by one guy who has a grudge against Cloudflare and gets angry when you use their DNS or anything that proxies your requests through Cloudflare, include iCloud Private Relay. You end up on a page that looks vaguely like a Cloudflare challenge, even though it’s his own doing and has nothing to do with Cloudflare. If you’re on iOS, just open it in any browser other than Safari. Other browsers don’t get provided through iCloud Private Relay.
- fragmede 3y ago
  to be fair, I'd block visitors to my site if serving those visitors could result in legal action that would force me to take the site down. I hope I'd be a bit less juvenile about it, but it's not my site.
  - zenexer 3y ago
    His gripe has to do with EDNS ECS (or lack thereof), not takedowns.
- brudgers 3y ago
  Nevertheless reporting the problem to archive.org would still be at least as effective as reporting the problem to me. Anyway, for what it's worth it works fine on my iPhone using iOS Safari.
  - zenexer 3y ago
    You would need iCloud Private Relay enabled to encounter the issue. Even then, you don’t get a say in which edge provider you get routed through: it may be Cloudflare, or it may be someone else (e.g., Akamai). It’s up to Apple.
    - brudgers 3y ago
      Sorry for being confused, I didn’t realize I would need to make things complicated in order to give myself problems to complain about.
      - zenexer 3y ago
        The trouble is that most people who have it enabled don't realize. If you're paying for iCloud+, it's likely enabled. I'm not suggesting anyone should be complaining to you, though--I'm just explaining why some people encounter issues visiting archive.today links and providing them with a workaround (disable iCloud Private Relay).

ryanschaefer 3y ago

This is a known issue with using 1.1.1.1 as a DNS