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That's a very arrogant attitude. I'll give you one example: I sometimes can't open OpenAI API documentation due to some stupid Cloudflare captcha checks. No, o
by rty32 2y ago
That's a very arrogant attitude.
I'll give you one example: I sometimes can't open OpenAI API documentation due to some stupid Cloudflare captcha checks. No, on Firefox, however many times I click that checkbox, I can't go through the verification, just to read some static content. Not even if I disable adblock and tracking protection.
I don't even see a checkbox at all on Chrome or Edge.
- lxgr 2y agoCloudflare captchas are an excellent point. Sure, technically nobody is excluded: Just solve the captcha! Fraud heuristics are only reasonable, right? But it's all fun only as long as your situation occurs within the 90th or 95th percentile of all data labeled "good customer". Good luck if you're out side of that...
- nerdix 2y agoBut thats not Chrome's fault. I mostly use Chrome on Linux (fully Google distributed, closed source Chrome...so not Chromium) and I see those cloudflare captchas at a much higher rate than I do when using Windows or macOS.