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Has anyone else the problem that they get endless captchas and no way to use archive.ph? Or maybe knows a solution. Edit: This is on Firefox and with uBlock Or

Has anyone else the problem that they get endless captchas and no way to use archive.ph? Or maybe knows a solution. Edit: This is on Firefox and with uBlock Origin only. It works with the same setup in my VM however. Edit2: Changing DNS (to NextDNS in my case) worked.

toomuchtodo 3y ago
Don't use 1.1.1.1 from Cloudflare, disable the Cloudflare resolver in Firefox, or turn off Private Relay on Apple+/iOS. Those are the usual suspects.
- AnonCoward42 3y ago
  Huh, that was it. Changing to NextDNS already works. That's a weird one. Thank you for your suggestion!
  - ferbivore 3y ago
    Archive.is and Cloudflare have a long-standing feud over EDNS Client Subnet support. Archive.is refuses to serve Cloudflare DNS users and Cloudflare refuses to work around it.
ratsmack 3y ago
Yes... this has been a problem for a while now for a lot of people.
cfeduke 3y ago
I have that problem but it probably some something to do with some combination of browser addons I have installed. When I launch the link in a Private Firefox window they seem to work.
cosmojg 3y ago
Weirdly, this only happens for me in Chrome despite using the same extensions there that I use in Firefox. I initially fixed the problem in both browsers by switching my DNS provider from Cloudflare to Quad9 (which also noticeably improved network performance more than I'd ever expect a change in DNS provider to do so), but then the problem returned in Chrome, and since Firefox is my daily driver, I haven't bothered to figure out why just yet. Originally, it had something to do with how Archive.today handles Cloudflare's EDNS configuration. Now, though, it appears that it might be caused by something else. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Cloudflare_DNS_availability https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Cloudflare_DNS_a...
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toomuchtodo 3y ago

Don't use 1.1.1.1 from Cloudflare, disable the Cloudflare resolver in Firefox, or turn off Private Relay on Apple+/iOS. Those are the usual suspects.

AnonCoward42 3y ago
Huh, that was it. Changing to NextDNS already works. That's a weird one. Thank you for your suggestion!
- ferbivore 3y ago
  Archive.is and Cloudflare have a long-standing feud over EDNS Client Subnet support. Archive.is refuses to serve Cloudflare DNS users and Cloudflare refuses to work around it.

ratsmack 3y ago

Yes... this has been a problem for a while now for a lot of people.

cfeduke 3y ago

I have that problem but it probably some something to do with some combination of browser addons I have installed. When I launch the link in a Private Firefox window they seem to work.

cosmojg 3y ago

Weirdly, this only happens for me in Chrome despite using the same extensions there that I use in Firefox. I initially fixed the problem in both browsers by switching my DNS provider from Cloudflare to Quad9 (which also noticeably improved network performance more than I'd ever expect a change in DNS provider to do so), but then the problem returned in Chrome, and since Firefox is my daily driver, I haven't bothered to figure out why just yet. Originally, it had something to do with how Archive.today handles Cloudflare's EDNS configuration. Now, though, it appears that it might be caused by something else. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Cloudflare_DNS_availability https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Cloudflare_DNS_a...

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