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Kinda negates the UI advantage of this approach, doesn't it? Maybe there's an alternative, like a Javascript-filled ARIA-field that would read out "do not fill
by scott_karana 13y ago
Kinda negates the UI advantage of this approach, doesn't it?
Maybe there's an alternative, like a Javascript-filled ARIA-field that would read out "do not fill this field: robot use only"?
- samuellevy 13y agoI just label my fields appropriately, and put a "skip to form" link (like a "skip to content" link). Other options exist like using media detection, or JavaScript (very few bots run JavaScript on pages. It slows down the process, and requires more smarts than a generic html parser) No negative captcha will stand up to a targeted attack, but if you're not running a huge site, targeted attacks are very unlikely.